Make a meeting QR code
Paste the meeting link and people join by scanning instead of typing. Print a sign with the meeting name and time for a room or a noticeboard.
Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Copy the invite link from your calendar or meeting app. A Google Meet code or a Zoom meeting ID works too.
Paste your meeting link and your code appears here.
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How to make a meeting QR code
- 01Copy the meeting's invite link from your calendar or meeting app.
- 02Paste it here. A Google Meet code or a Zoom meeting ID works too.
- 03Add the meeting's name and time for the sign.
- 04Print the sign, or download the code for slides and emails.
Questions
Is this the code for signing in to Zoom or Teams?
No. Those sign-in codes come from the apps themselves. This code opens a meeting link, so people can join a call from their phone.
Can anyone who scans the code join?
Anyone who can open the link can try. If the passcode is in the link (Zoom links with "pwd=", for example), they can join without typing it. The tool tells you when that's the case, so you only print it where you'd share the passcode.
Does it work for a meeting that repeats every week?
Yes, as long as the meeting keeps the same link. Recurring meetings and personal meeting rooms usually do.
Can I make a code from just a Zoom meeting ID?
Yes. The code opens the meeting, and people type the passcode when they join. Add the passcode to the sign if it should be printed.
Is my meeting link sent anywhere?
No. Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
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QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED. Codes are read back with ZXing-C++ and zxing-wasm (licences).