One code across the event lifecycle
Before the event a poster's code can open registration or ticketing; on the day it can point to a schedule, map, or check-in page. With a dynamic code you repoint the same printed signage as the event progresses instead of printing new boards.
Keep the event journey uninterrupted
People scanning a poster should reach registration, the schedule, or the venue map immediately. DirQR redirects straight to the selected page without putting an ad or branded interstitial between the sign and the event.
Size it for the viewing distance
Signage is read from a distance, so scale the code up for posters and banners and download the SVG so it stays sharp at large sizes. Test the scan from roughly the distance people will actually stand.
Frequently asked questions
- Can one event poster QR code be reused across phases?
- Yes, with a dynamic code. You repoint the same printed code from registration to a day-of schedule or map as the event progresses, without reprinting the signage.
- How large should a QR code be on event signage?
- Size it for the expected viewing distance and use a vector SVG so it stays sharp. Test the final proof with a real phone from where attendees will stand.