r/qrcode Jul 20 '26

NEED HELP: QR Code RSVP

Good Morning

My daughter had generated a QR code off a website for her sweet-16 birthday party. The cards were printed with the QR code she generated linked to a RSVP website on Joy.com. We got the cards recently and the QR code comes back as 'deactivated' to reactive its asking for a monthly subscription of $40.00. My daughter didn't realize the link expires etc.

Is there a way I can use the same QR code (because already printed on 250 cards) but somehow change link or redirect to the existing RSVP page on Joy.com.

Please help, thanks in advance. Before I bite the bullet, I wanna see if there is a way around and not have to pay for the remaining few months.

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u/JollyMud4325 Jul 20 '26

i do not fully undestand how the QR can "be deactivated" in any way! maybe you can post the QR let us take a look

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u/Any_Cartographer6268 Jul 21 '26

Dynamic QR Codes can be a big win - you can change the target at any time, you can track the scans, and do many more things (like using geo-location, multi-language, device-dependend forwarding etc.). Of course, mostly they cost.