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Memorial QR Code for a Headstone or Plaque

A memorial QR code opens a quiet page with photos and a few words about the person. Families place it on a headstone plaque, a bench, an urn or a memorial card. With qrforprint you make the page yourself in a few minutes: up to 10 photos, a title and a message. The page has no ads and sets no cookies.

Content type

Free forever while it gets scanned. Make it permanent once for $4.99.

  • No “Made with qrforprint” line on the page
  • A gallery of up to 10 photos behind one code
  • Your own title and message on the page
  • Swap the file later, the printed code keeps working
  • Scan count, files up to 20 MB, and the print pack
  • Never goes inactive. One payment, no subscription

A free code stays active as long as it is scanned at least once every 12 months.

Design
Code color
Background
Spot color

The name goes into the PDF exactly as typed; the on-screen color is an approximation and print output may differ.

Saved palettes

Save your brand colors once, reuse them on every code. Stored in this browser.

Pattern
Corner frame
Corner dot
Logo
Error correction
Quiet zone (white border around code)
8px
Border (line around the code)
Off

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Everything your printer asks for in one file: PDF with crop marks & 3 mm bleed, vector EPS and a 300 DPI PNG proof.

Free forever · No sign-up · No watermark

Create your QR code in three steps

  1. 01

    Create a free account, choose the Photo tab and upload the first photo.

  2. 02

    Make the code permanent once for $4.99, then add up to 10 photos, the name as the title and your message.

  3. 03

    Download the code as SVG or use the print pack, and give the file to the engraver or plaque maker.

Where people use it

Headstone plaques

Engravers and plaque makers work from vector files. The SVG, PDF and EPS downloads and the print pack give them what they ask for.

Memorial cards and service programs

Print the code on the card so family and friends can see the photos afterwards.

Benches and trees

A small plate with a code tells visitors who the place is dedicated to.

Why a permanent code matters here

A memorial code has to keep working without anyone looking after it. A free code stays active only while it is scanned at least once every 12 months. A permanent code has no inactivity rule and no recurring fee, so nobody has to remember a renewal date. You can still replace or add photos later and the engraved code stays the same.

An honest note about permanence

Permanent means there is no recurring fee and no inactivity rule for as long as qrforprint operates. No online service can promise forever, so keep your own copies of the photos. We do not sell plaques or engraving, we make the code and host the page.

Size and material

For engraving or a metal plate, keep the code at least 3 cm wide, use a dark code on a light background, and leave a clear margin around it. Use the SVG or EPS file so the edges stay sharp at any size.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a memorial QR code cost?

$4.99, paid once for the code. There is no monthly or yearly fee. The plaque or engraving is bought separately from a maker of your choice.

Can I update the photos or the text later?

Yes. The page can be edited any time from your account and the code on the stone does not change.

Who can see the page?

Anyone who scans the code or has the link. The page is not listed in search engines.

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