Free museum QR code label template
A clean, gallery style label with the work's title, artist, medium, and a short description. Visitors scan for the audio guide or more context.
A6, landscape. Downloads are 300 DPI, ready for a home printer or a print shop.
This QR code is static
It always opens the link above and can't be changed or tracked after printing. For a code you can update anytime, with every scan counted, create a free dynamic QR code and print it on this same template from its print designer.
Printing
Tips for a code that scans
- Mount it on foam board or behind acrylic next to the work.
- Place labels at the same height across a room, about 1.4 m to the center.
- Keep audio clips short, about a minute, and add captions.
Ideas
Where to use it
- Museums and galleries
- Historic sites and tours
- Zoos and gardens
- Trade show displays
- School exhibitions
Questions
Museum QR Code Label FAQ
- How do I add an audio guide to an exhibit?
- Upload the audio to a page or file host and link the code to it. With a dynamic QR code for each work, scan counts show which ones visitors listen to most.
- Is the template really free?
- Yes. Edit it, add your link, and download the PDF or PNG with no account. The QR code in the download is static, so it always goes to the link you typed.
- Can I change the link after I print it?
- Not with the free download, because a static QR code holds the link itself. For a code you can change after printing, with every scan tracked, create a dynamic QR code on QRelix and use the same template in its print designer.
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