Take full control of your ticket design

Adding a logo is covered in the basics. This page is for when the ticket must carry your whole layout, or your wallet passes must wear your brand — and for keeping designs working when you rename fields later.

Take full control of your ticket design illustration
Step 1

Design with real fields

Use attendee fields that exist in the sheet or form responses.

Step 2

Save and test render

Generate a sample ticket and inspect it on mobile.

Step 3

Handle field changes deliberately

Renaming or deleting a field later breaks the design until you update attendee data or repoint the design at the new field.

How it works

A design breaks when the columns it uses change A ticket design points at columns by name. Renaming or removing a column leaves a blank on the ticket until you update the data or the design. L Your event Ada Mensah Uses the column Ticket type Renders correctly Your logo Two columns from your sheet you rename "Ticket type" in the sheet L Your event Ada Mensah (blank) Column not found After renaming columns, update your guest data or point the design at the new name.
Rename a column and the ticket loses whatever it was showing.

Example

A ticket for Ada Mensah renders correctly only when all referenced fields exist.

Avoid these mistakes

Next step

Ready to get started with QR code tickets?

Create QR code tickets for Google Sheets, Google Forms, Jotform, Tally, Fillout, or WordPress. Pick the workflow you already use, then keep your attendee list in one place.