QR Codes for Churches & Places of Worship

Make online giving, sermon livestreams, event sign-ups, and volunteer forms one scan away — right from the bulletin or the back of the sanctuary.

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How Churches & Places of Worship Use QR Dex

From Sunday giving to midweek small groups, QR codes connect your congregation with the resources, services, and sign-ups that matter most.

Online Giving & Tithing

Print a QR code in the bulletin, on offering envelopes, and on the screen during services that links straight to your online giving page. Members scan and tithe from their phones in seconds, even without cash or checks. Update the link for special offerings or capital campaigns without reprinting.

Sermon & Service Livestreams

Point a QR code to your livestream page or sermon archive and place it in the bulletin, the lobby, and your newsletter. Visitors and homebound members scan to watch live or catch up on past messages. Redirect the same printed code to the newest service each week — no new code needed.

Event & Registration Sign-Ups

Add a QR code to event posters, the welcome desk, and ministry tables that links to your registration form. Members scan to reserve a spot at the retreat, RSVP for the potluck, or sign up for vacation Bible school. Update the form link as new events are announced throughout the year.

Volunteer & Small Groups

Create a QR code that links to your volunteer schedule, small-group finder, or prayer-request form and place it on bulletin boards and connection cards. Members scan to join a serve team, find a group that fits, or submit a prayer need. Swap the link as new opportunities open up.

How It Works

Create Your QR Code

Sign up, paste the URL for your giving page, livestream, event form, or volunteer sign-up, and customize the QR code with your church's colors and logo.

Print & Share

Download your QR code in PNG or SVG format. Add it to the weekly bulletin, offering envelopes, lobby signage, connection cards, and the screens during your services.

Update Anytime

Change the destination URL whenever you need to. Point this week's code to the newest sermon, switch to a seasonal campaign, or update an event registration link — instantly.

Built for Churches & Places of Worship

Dynamic Updates

Change where your QR codes point without reprinting. Redirect the bulletin code to this week's sermon or swap to a special-offering page on the fly.

Scan Analytics

See how many members scan your giving and event codes and when. Compare bulletin signage to lobby displays to learn what reaches your congregation.

Branded Design

Customize QR codes with your church's colors, logo, and style so they feel like a natural part of your bulletins, banners, and signage.

Free Plan

Get started at no cost with our free plan. Create and manage QR codes for giving and events, and upgrade only when you need advanced features.

Frequently Asked Questions

Print a QR code in your bulletin, on offering envelopes, and on the screen during services that links straight to your online giving page. Members scan and tithe from their phones in seconds, even if they no longer carry cash or checks. You can update the giving link for special offerings or capital campaigns without reprinting anything.

Yes. Create a QR code that points to your livestream page or sermon archive and place it in the bulletin, the lobby, and your newsletter. Visitors and homebound members scan to watch live or catch up on past messages. Each week you can redirect the same printed code to the newest service without making a new QR code.

Add a QR code to event posters, the welcome desk, and ministry tables that links to your registration or sign-up form. Members scan to reserve a spot at the retreat, join a small group, or volunteer for an upcoming serve day. Update the form link as new events and opportunities are announced.

QR Dex offers a free plan that covers basic QR code creation and management at no cost, which works well for a single congregation. Paid plans add scan analytics, branded designs, and team features for larger churches running multiple campuses, ministries, and seasonal campaigns.