Modified on: Thu, 18 Jun, 2026 at 2:03 PM
By default, the attendee QR code is included in the PDF ticket attached to the confirmation email.
If you would like the same QR code to appear directly within the email content, follow the steps below.
Navigate to the Email Template you wish to edit
Click Source to open the HTML Editor
Choose where you would like the QR code to appear within the email, then paste the appropriate code into the Source.
You should now see the QR code placeholder displayed within the email content.
To ensure the QR code displays correctly in the email body, verify that the Email Settings and Image Settings are configured as shown below.
After updating the template, we recommend testing the QR code before sending the email to attendees.
1. Create a Test RegistrationCreate a test attendee record using your own email address.
2. Send the Email from the Attendee GridGo to the Attendee GridSelect your test record,Click EmailChoose the Template that you have just created.
Send the email.
To verify the QR code value:
1. In the Attendee Grid, click the Gear icon.
2. Select Field Visibility.
3. Add Ticket # to the grid view.
1. Open the test email on your device.
2. Scan the QR code using a QR code reader.
3. Compare the scanned value with the attendee's Ticket # displayed in Gevme.
If the values match, the QR code has been configured successfully.
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Add the Attendee QR Code to the Email Body
By default, the attendee QR code is included in the PDF ticket attached to the confirmation email.
If you would like the same QR code to appear directly within the email content, follow the steps below.
Step 1: Open the Email Template Source Editor
Navigate to the Email Template you wish to edit
Click Source to open the HTML Editor
Step 2: Insert the QR Code HTML
Choose where you would like the QR code to appear within the email, then paste the appropriate code into the Source.
<p style="text-align: center;"><img alt="Ticket QR" height="200" src="https://www.gevme.com/qr/{{ticket_no}}.png" style="width: 200px; height: 200px;" width="200" /></p>
Step 3: Return to Text View
You should now see the QR code placeholder displayed within the email content.
Step 4: Update Email Image Settings
To ensure the QR code displays correctly in the email body, verify that the Email Settings and Image Settings are configured as shown below.
Verify the QR Code
After updating the template, we recommend testing the QR code before sending the email to attendees.
Send a Test Email
1. Create a Test Registration
Create a test attendee record using your own email address.
2. Send the Email from the Attendee Grid
Go to the Attendee Grid
Select your test record,
Click Email
Choose the Template that you have just created.
Send the email.
Display the Ticket Number
To verify the QR code value:
1. In the Attendee Grid, click the Gear icon.
2. Select Field Visibility.
3. Add Ticket # to the grid view.
Validate the QR Code
1. Open the test email on your device.
2. Scan the QR code using a QR code reader.
3. Compare the scanned value with the attendee's Ticket # displayed in Gevme.
If the values match, the QR code has been configured successfully.