Event Ticket Generator with QR Scanner

There is no cap on either — make one ticket for a family party or four hundred for a conference, and set up as many separate events as you need without them interfering with each other. What does become the practical limit is your own machine: a batch of several hundred tickets with individual QR codes takes a while to render, and generating them in two or three passes is steadier than asking for the whole run at once on a phone. No account is needed to make them, which also means nothing is kept for you between visits — download the sheet before you close the tab.

Each event has its own secret key. Every ticket QR carries a signature made with that key, so the scanner can confirm a ticket is genuine and was not edited. A ticket QR copied or photographed stays valid — but the first scan checks it in, and any later scan of the same number is shown as “already checked in”. Phones at the door get only the list of tickets this event issued, not the key: they can check tickets but cannot create them.

No. Once you load the event file onto the scanning device, verifying tickets and recording check-ins works fully offline. That is ideal for venues with poor signal.

Yes. Each device keeps its own check-in log; afterwards you can export one device’s log and merge it into another so the totals reconcile.

From a single ticket up to many thousands. Large batches take a little longer to generate and export, and the tab stays responsive while it runs.

Yes. Save the event to this device, or download the event file and re-open it on any device — including the phone you will scan with.

Upload the logo in the “Organizer logo” block: crop it to a square or keep it whole, which is how a wide wordmark fits. Type the details into “Organizer and details”: up to four lines — name, registration number, address, phone — are printed in small type beside the logo. If you already have a blank with your letterhead, pick “Your own artwork”: the image stays as it is, and you drag the QR code, the price, the row and seat to where it leaves room for them.