Your design, your size
Upload PNG, JPEG or a one-page PDF. Set the ticket width and height, then position the QR and serial exactly where you want them.
QR TICKET PRINTING
QR ticket printing software for your own ticket design
Keep your artwork. AccurateEvents adds a unique QR code and serial number to every ticket, lays them out on A3, A4 or US Letter sheets and exports print-ready PDF batches for your printer.
- Free up to 100 tickets per event
- No app to install for visitors
- Your own organizer workspace
What you get
Unique QR on every ticket
Each ticket gets its own secure QR and a readable serial such as EVT-000123. The same QR is used for registration, entry, vouchers and prizes.
Sheet layouts that fit
Choose paper, orientation, margins and gaps. The layout shows how many tickets fit per sheet before you print.
Test sheet first
Export a single test sheet to check alignment and cutting on your printer before the full batch.
Paid, complimentary and sponsor passes
Print each pass type in its own serial range, so counts and reports stay separate.
Print history and reprints
Every batch is recorded. Reprints ask for a reason, so you always know which tickets were printed and why.
How it works
Generate tickets
Create the number of tickets you need for the event, by type and category.
Place the QR
Upload your artwork and drag the QR and serial into position. Check the live preview.
Print the batch
Export a test sheet, then the full PDF. Print at 100% scale and distribute.
Questions organizers ask
Can I use a ticket design made by my own designer?
Yes. Upload the finished artwork as PNG, JPEG or a one-page PDF and place the QR code and serial number on it. AccurateEvents does not change your design.
Which paper sizes are supported?
A3, A4 and US Letter in portrait or landscape, with your own ticket width, height, margins and gaps between tickets.
How large should the QR code be?
At least 20 mm including its quiet zone. The designer stops you from placing it smaller or outside the ticket.
Can someone copy a printed ticket?
Each QR is a random secure code, and every ticket can be admitted only once. A second scan of the same QR shows “already entered” at the gate.