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# How to convert your WaiverSign signing URL to a QR Code

QR codes let your guests pull up your WaiverSign signing link from their own phones. Nearly all modern smartphones can scan QR codes directly from their built-in camera app. This makes QR codes a great alternative to setting up a dedicated kiosk.

WaiverSign provides your signing link, but it does not generate QR codes itself. You can create the QR code from your [WaiverSign signing link](https://helpdesk.resmarksystems.com/en-us/article/how-to-create-a-waiversign-signing-link-1jeptl/) using your browser or a free third-party tool.

| Prefer a video walkthrough? See [How to convert your WaiverSign signing URL to a QR Code (Video Library)](https://helpdesk.resmarksystems.com/en-us/article/how-to-convert-your-waiversign-signing-url-to-a-qr-code-video-library-zjiodm/).

### Generating a QR code

The simplest way to create a QR code is directly from your browser. No third-party accounts or tools are required.

1. Open your WaiverSign signing link in Google Chrome (or another modern browser).
2. Click the **share icon** in the address bar.
3. Select **Create QR Code**.
4. Download or copy the QR code image.

If your browser does not have a built-in QR code option, you can use a free third-party tool like [QR Code Generator](https://www.qr-code-generator.com/). Paste your signing link into their static URL field and download the image.

|| If using a third-party QR code tool, do not sign up for a paid account unless you want their premium features. Codes generated from paid accounts or free trials may expire when the subscription ends. Codes generated without an account do not expire.

### Displaying your QR code

Once you have your QR code image, you need a way to share it with guests. Some common options:

* Print it on a sign or flyer with a message like "Sign Our Waiver From Your Phone For Faster Check-In."
* Display it on a TV or monitor at your guest services counter.
* Include it on a welcome card or check-in packet.

| As a fallback for guests unfamiliar with QR codes, consider adding a shortened URL below the code. Free URL shorteners like [Bitly](https://bitly.com) can turn a long WaiverSign link into something easy to type, like `bit.ly/moabcheckin`.

### Tips

* Test your QR code with your own phone before printing or displaying it.
* Make sure the QR code is large enough to scan from a comfortable distance. A 2-inch square works well for handheld materials, but a larger display needs a larger code.
* If you update your signing link, you will need to generate a new QR code.