Make it easy for members and visitors to give, connect, and find information with a quick scan.
Create your free QR codeChurches communicate through bulletins, lobby displays, announcement slides, and word of mouth. QR codes add a digital layer to all of these without replacing the personal touch that makes a congregation feel like a community.
Fewer people carry cash or checkbooks. A QR code printed in the weekly bulletin links directly to the church’s giving page. Members scan, enter an amount, and give during the offertory without pulling out a wallet. For recurring givers, it is a one-time setup.
First-time guests often skip the paper visitor card. A QR code on that same card linking to a quick online form gets a higher response rate. Collect a name, email, and any prayer requests, then follow up with a personal welcome email during the week.
Print a QR code on the bulletin linking to the sermon recording or podcast. Another code on the lobby screen can point to small group sign-ups. Members engage with content and community throughout the week, not just on Sunday morning.
Bulletins are the highest-traffic spot — put your giving code there. Lobby posters work for event registration and Wi-Fi. Seat-back cards reach visitors who did not pick up a bulletin. Keep each code tied to one action so scanning never feels confusing.
Choose the page you want people to reach — online giving, sermon archive, event sign-up, or visitor welcome form.
Add your church logo and colors. Include a clear prompt like 'Scan to give' or 'Scan for sermon notes.'
Print in bulletins, on lobby screens, on seat-back cards, or on posters near the entrance. Download as PNG for screens or SVG for print.
A QR code in the bulletin puts the giving page one scan away. Churches that add digital giving options typically see a 10-20% increase in total contributions.
New guests scan a code on the visitor card and fill out a form on their phone. It feels more natural than a clipboard and collects better contact information.
Members scan a code linking to the sermon recording or small group sign-up. The message and community extend past the one-hour service.
Print a QR code in the bulletin or on a lobby poster linking to your online giving platform — Tithe.ly, Pushpay, or PayPal. Members scan during the service and give without carrying cash or checks.
Yes. A 1-inch square code prints clearly on standard bulletin paper. Link it to the sermon notes page, online giving, or a newcomer welcome form.
Create a Wi-Fi QR code with your guest network credentials. Post it in the lobby, fellowship hall, and children's wing. Visitors connect instantly without asking for the password.
Absolutely. Link a QR code to your YouTube channel, podcast feed, or church website sermon archive. Print it on the back of the bulletin so members can rewatch or share the message later.
Very effective. A QR code on a visitor card linking to a short welcome form captures names, emails, and prayer requests. It is faster than filling out a paper card with a tiny pen.
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