You're invited!
Sam is turning 8!
Space Mission
- When
- Saturday, May 9 · 2:00-4:00 PM
- Where
- Address and details in the RSVP link
Please RSVP by May 1Scan with a phone camera to RSVP and see the details.
The whole class is invited!
Free tool
Backpack flyer maker: printable class birthday invitations with a QR code
Inviting the whole class? Make a themed flyer with a QR code families can scan to RSVP. Print two or four per page, cut, and pop them in backpacks.
No RSVP link yet, so the code opens a sample page. Paste your party's link to use your own.
Tips for backpack invitations
- Check with the teacher first: many schools only allow invitations at school when the whole class is invited.
- One flyer per child, all the same.
- Leave your home address off; put it behind the RSVP link instead.
- Give an RSVP date about a week before the party so you can plan food. Food calculator
- Print in color if you can. Kids notice the theme first.
About the QR code
The code is drawn right here in your browser and points to whatever link you paste: your party's RSVP page, a form, or anything else. Until you add one, it opens a sample page so you can test it with your phone camera. What you type stays on this device; it isn't sent to us.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put a QR code on a birthday invitation?
Yes. Paste your RSVP link and the flyer shows a QR code families can scan with a phone camera to open it.
Should I put my address on a class flyer?
We'd leave it off paper that travels through backpacks. Share the address with families who RSVP.
How do I print several flyers on one page?
Choose 2 or 4 per page, then use the Print button. Cut along the edges and send one home with each child.