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Open house QR code generator

Turn any link into a QR code you can print on a sign rider, a flyer, or the front-door frame. Visitors point a phone camera at it and sign in on their own device, with nothing to download. The image is made in your browser and is free to keep.

Try one

The code is generated in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and the image is yours to print on a sign rider, a flyer, or the front-door frame so visitors can scan and sign in on their own phone.

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Why a QR code belongs at every open house

A QR code moves the sign-in off your single iPad and onto every visitor's phone at once, which clears the line at the door during a rush. It also lets a visitor register before they even walk in, straight from the sign rider. The guide to QR codes for real estate covers placement and sizing in more depth.

Make it easy to scan

Print it large, at least a few inches across, with clear space around it. Matte paper beats glossy under bright open house lighting. Test it with your own phone before you leave the house, because a code that does not scan on the first try is a code most visitors will not try twice.

From a scan to a captured lead

A QR code is only the doorway. What happens after the scan is what matters. With QR sign-in in OpenHouse, the visitor lands on a clean sign-in tied to your listing, fills three fields, and the lead syncs back to you, working even when the venue has no Wi-Fi. Point the code you make here at your sign-in and the whole path, from sign rider to CRM, is covered.

Common questions

Is this QR code generator free, and do the codes expire?

It is free, and the codes do not expire. A QR code is just an image of the link you type, so as long as that link keeps working, the code keeps working. There is no account and nothing is tracked.

What should an open house QR code link to?

The most useful target is a sign-in page so visitors can register on their own phone. It can also point to your listing page, a feedback form, or your review link. Type the link, download the image, and print it.

Where should I put the QR code at an open house?

On the sign rider out front, on the flyer at the entry table, and on a small frame by the door. Anywhere a visitor is already standing and looking. Bigger is better, and matte paper scans more reliably than glossy under bright light.

Do visitors need to download an app to scan it?

No. The camera app on any current iPhone or Android phone scans a QR code with no extra app. That is the point: a visitor scans and signs in on their own phone with nothing to install.

Is the code generated privately?

Yes. The image is created in your browser from the text you enter. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and the PNG is yours to use however you like.