QR codes on photos for schools, clubs and community groups.
A poster on the noticeboard opens the sign-up form, the timetable or the donation page. Clubs change those links every term; with an editable code the poster stays up.
Pick a photo to start
Each card opens in the studio, where you change the words, the style and the link. Every photo is checked to scan before it’s offered.
Where to put it
- Club posters that open this term’s sign-up form.
- Library and school noticeboards that open the latest newsletter.
- A donation jar card that opens your fundraising page.
- Kit bags and programmes that open fixtures or results.
Pay once. No subscription, no fixed expiry date.
A photo QR card costs $14 once. There is no subscription and no fixed expiry date, so the cards you print keep working. Change the page the code opens whenever you like, from your account. You get print-ready PDFs for an A6 table card and a 70 mm round sticker, plus SVG and PNG files. Like every editable code, the redirect depends on VividQR continuing to operate; the service terms explain this.
Questions
We change the sign-up form every term. Do we need a new code?
No. Change the link to the new form and keep the same posters and cards.
Is there a discount for charities?
There is no special price, but there is no subscription either: one code costs the same one-time price for everyone.