Free luggage tag maker

A luggage tag that gets your bag back.

Type your details, pick a size and style, print. The QR code holds your contact card, so a finder can reach you with one scan, offline and without any app.

TAG

Your details

Tip: a home address on your bag tells strangers you're away. Phone and email are often enough.

Nothing you type leaves your browser.

Preview

Size

Style

Tag language

Front
Back

Print sheet: A4, actual size (100%). For a PDF, pick "Save as PDF" as the printer. SVG files open in any browser and in design apps like Canva, Affinity or Illustrator.

Coming soon

Living QR tags

A QR code that points to a page you can update at any time, so you never need to reprint. Until then, the offline vCard above works anywhere in the world.

Printing tips

From screen to suitcase.

Print at 100%

A4, actual size, no "fit to page". Otherwise the tag comes out smaller and won't fit a tag holder.

Use card

Thin card or heavy paper survives baggage belts far better than office paper. Laminating adds years.

Fold or glue

The standard size prints front and back side by side: cut out, fold along the middle, glue. Larger sizes print as separate pieces.

Test the QR

Scan the printed tag with your own phone before you travel. It should open your contact card straight away.

FAQ

Questions people ask.

Does the QR code need internet?

No. The QR code holds your contact card (a vCard) itself. A finder scans it with any phone camera and can save or call your number straight away, even without mobile data. Nothing runs on our servers.

Is my data stored anywhere?

No. Everything happens in your browser. Your details are only kept on this device if you tick "Remember my details", and you can clear them at any time.

Should I put my home address on the tag?

Think twice. A tag on a bag at the airport tells strangers that you are away from home. Many travellers use a phone number and email only, or a work address.

How do I get the right size?

Click Print sheet and set the printer to A4, actual size (100%), with no "fit to page". Then the tag comes out at exactly the size you picked. Thick paper or thin card works best, and laminating makes it last.

What is the Living QR?

A QR code that points to a page you can update without reprinting, for example with your current hotel. It is coming soon. Until then the offline vCard is the safer choice anyway.

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