Free tool
QR code to Apple Wallet pass
Add a QR code or barcode to a wallet pass: upload a picture of the code or type its value, choose QR, Code 128, PDF417 or Aztec, and preview the pass. Everything runs in your browser.
The image and value are read in your browser and never uploaded.
My pass
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This is a preview. Apple and Google only accept passes signed by an issuer, so the real pass is created in a free trial account.
How it works
- Upload a picture of the code, or type the value.
- Choose the format, a title and a colour, then check the preview.
- Start a free trial to create the signed pass for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet.
Building passes from code? See the API quickstart, the pkpass validator or platform features.
QR code to wallet pass: common questions
Can I add a QR code to Apple Wallet?
Yes, as a wallet pass that carries the QR code. A pass has to be signed by a pass issuer before an iPhone accepts it, which is why this tool shows a preview and a real pass is created in a Shakewell Wallet account.
Can I add a barcode to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet?
Yes. Wallet passes support QR, Code 128, PDF417 and Aztec codes. Pick the format that matches your scanner.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Image decoding and the preview run in your browser. Nothing you type or upload leaves your device.
Which scanner formats work best?
Most phone and till scanners read QR codes. Older handheld scanners often prefer Code 128. Event and transport systems commonly use PDF417 or Aztec.
How do I make the real pass?
Start a free trial, design the card and publish it. Passes are signed for you and can be added to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. The trial is 14 days with no credit card to sign up.
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