How to use the Live Stream QR Generator
How this QR code works
This code stores the stream URL itself, so scanning opens the stream page in the viewer’s browser or app. The title, platform, and start time shown on the card are the viewer’s promise: they explain what the stream is and when it starts before anyone scans. If the platform gives you a scheduled-event link, use that rather than a channel link, so viewers land on the right stream.
Making the card work before the stream starts
Viewers often see the poster before the stream is live, so the card must stand on its own: a clear title, the start time in the audience’s local terms, and the platform name. Add the time zone in the printed text if the audience spans regions, and keep the poster up until the stream ends so latecomers can still join.
Testing before you print
Print a sample at the real size, stick it where it will actually live, and scan it with two different phones in the real lighting. Check the whole journey, not just the scan: the page that opens should load quickly and show the right content. If any step fails, fix the destination before reprinting the code.
