Create QR Code

Pick a content type, then customize the design. Codes save when you're signed in.

1What do you want to encode?

10 types
Website / Link — sends scans straight to any web address.

2Fill in the details

Website / Link

A private label for your dashboard — only you see it. Optional.

Custom domains are a Pro feature.

Your QR Code
Your QR code will appear here
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Pick what to encodeURL, Wi-Fi, contact card, and more
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Customize the designColors, dot styles, and a center logo
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Download & sharePNG, SVG, JPEG, or WebP

Creating QR codes in bulk? Upload a CSV and generate up to 250 URL or Contact Card QR codes at once, each with its own trackable link.

PRO

QR Codes for Churches & Ministries

Most churches print something every single week — bulletins, slides, welcome cards, event flyers — and every one of those is a chance to connect people to your online giving page, sermon notes, or a sign-up form. A dynamic QR code makes that connection reusable: print the code once on your pew cards or bulletin template, and re-point it each week to this Sunday’s sermon page or the current event. MetricQR links to the giving platform you already use — Tithe.ly, Givelify, Planning Center, PayPal, or your own site — it never touches the donation itself. And because every scan is counted, your communications team finally learns whether people use the code in the bulletin, the one on the screen, or the one by the door.

Popular Use Cases

  • A giving code in the weekly bulletin that opens your online giving page
  • Pew cards and welcome cards linking newcomers to a connect form
  • Sermon notes and scripture links — same printed code, new destination each week
  • Event flyers and posters for potlucks, camps, and volunteer drives
  • Slides during announcements that link straight to sign-up forms

Why Use a QR Code

One Code, Every Sunday

Keep the same code on your printed bulletin template and simply change where it points each week — no new artwork, no reprints.

Free Fits a Ministry Budget

Unlimited codes and unlimited scans on the free plan, and codes never expire — printed materials keep working season after season.

Know What Your Congregation Uses

Scan counts per code show whether the bulletin, the slide, or the poster actually drives giving and sign-ups, so you print what works.

How to Create Your QR Code

  1. 1

    Fill in the form

    Paste the link to your giving page, connect form, or this week’s sermon notes — then style the code to match your bulletin.

  2. 2

    Customize your QR code

    Choose colors, add a logo, and adjust the style to match your brand.

  3. 3

    Download or save

    Download your QR code or save it to your account to track scans and analytics.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make a QR code for church giving?

Paste the link to your existing online giving page — Tithe.ly, Givelify, Planning Center Giving, PayPal, or the giving page on your own website — into the generator, style the code, and print it in your bulletin or on pew cards. Donations flow through your giving platform exactly as before; MetricQR only handles the scan and the redirect, so there is no change to how your church receives funds.

Can I reuse the same printed code for a different link each week?

Yes — that is the main reason to use a dynamic code. Print one code on your bulletin template or a laminated pew card, then each week edit its destination to the current sermon notes, event page, or sign-up form. The printed code never changes.

Is it really free for churches?

Yes. The free plan includes unlimited codes, unlimited scans, custom colors and your church logo, and codes never expire or stop working. There is a paid tier for teams that want branded domains or advanced targeting, but a typical church never needs it.

Does scanning collect personal data from our congregation?

Scans are counted with general location (city-level), device type, and time — no names, no accounts, and MetricQR does not store IP addresses. Members simply scan and land on your page; nothing identifies who scanned.

Where should QR codes go in a church?

The placements that get scanned most are the ones people can reach while seated or waiting: the weekly bulletin, pew-back cards, the announcement slide (make it large and leave it up), and a poster by the exit. With per-code scan counts you can try all four and keep the two your congregation actually uses.

Related QR Code Use Cases

Looking for more options? Explore the full churches & ministries generator or browse all QR code use cases.

ANALYTICS · INCLUDED FREE

Comprehensive Analytics

Track and analyze your QR code performance with detailed insights — every metric is part of the free plan.

  • Daily scan statistics and trends
  • Device and platform distribution
  • Geographical scan locations
  • Time-based usage patterns
  • Even more detailed analytics coming soon