QR codes for Airbnb and rentals
The welcome kit that answers, on its own, the questions guests text you at eleven at night.
1Content
Also accepts tel:, mailto: or any address. The shorter, the better it prints.
Always use the guest network: anyone who scans the code can read the password.
Or start from a template
2Code design
On the 3D object the logo becomes a single-color silhouette.
3Turn your QR into a 3D object
Up to 28 characters. A short text multiplies scans.
Code preview
Everything is generated in your browser. No data is sent to a server.
3D object
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The five codes a rental needs
- WiFi. By far the most used. At the entrance or in the living room, not hidden in a drawer.
- House guide. How the stovetop works, where the trash goes, the washing machine's number. One page or a PDF saves dozens of messages.
- House rules. Quiet hours, pets, parties. Keeping them visible avoids conflicts and backs up any complaint.
- Check-in and check-out. Lockbox instructions, times, what to do with the towels.
- Reviews. By the door, for the moment guests leave.
Why a printed piece instead of a photo frame
In a rental, everything sticky eventually falls off and everything paper eventually gets wet. A 3D-printed plaque screwed in or stuck with foam double-sided tape lasts for years, wipes clean with a cloth, and can't accidentally end up in someone's suitcase.
It also signals care. A guest who walks in and sees a clean plaque that says 'WIFI' with a code understands right away that the place is well looked after, and that ends up showing in the reviews.
Languages
If you host international guests, embossed text works best with words understood across languages: WIFI is understood everywhere; a translated single word usually isn't. A practical solution is to put an icon or emoji in the center of the code and keep the text to two short, universal words.
Common questions
Can I stick them up without drilling?
Yes, with VHB-type foam double-sided tape. It holds for years on smooth walls, tile or wood, and can be removed with heat without damaging the paint.
What should I put in the house guide?
Everything you get asked more than once by message: WiFi, heating, trash, appliances, transport, and two or three recommendations for nearby spots.
Is it mandatory to have the house rules visible?
It depends on your local regulations, but having them in writing and accessible always works in your favor if a problem comes up.
Can I put a QR code to my Airbnb listing?
Yes, though it makes more sense in your business's window or on promotional material than inside the rental itself, where the guest has already booked.
What color goes best with a home?
A cream or light-wood base with a dark brown or forest-green code stays discreet and still has plenty of contrast.