Free DIY

Print your own
luggage tag

Download a credit-card-sized tag with your personal QR code, print it at home, and attach it to your bag. If someone finds it, they scan to reach you — privately and instantly.

Tag anything you might lose

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Checked luggage

Attach to your suitcase handle or strap

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Backpacks & bags

Clip or slide into a luggage tag holder

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Keys

Laminate and attach to your keyring

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Camera equipment

Tag cases, bags, and gear that travels with you

Why a QR luggage tag?

No personal info exposed

Unlike a handwritten label, your name and number aren't visible to everyone who walks past.

Works on any phone

No app needed. The finder just points their camera at the QR code — iPhone or Android.

Instant contact

The finder reaches you in seconds through anonymous chat, WhatsApp, or whatever you've set up.

No battery, no subscription

A printed QR tag costs nothing to maintain. It just works — for years.

How to make your tag

Five minutes from start to finished tag.

Download your tag

If you don't have a QR code yet, it's free and takes 30 seconds.

1
Go to pingable.me and sign in (Google or email — free).
2
Create a QR code and choose how people can contact you (anonymous chat, WhatsApp, email, or any link).
3
On the QR code page, select Printable Luggage Tag from the download dropdown, then tap Download.

Print and assemble

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Print the downloaded image on thick card stock (200gsm or heavier). Standard paper works in a pinch but won't last.
5
Cut around the tag outline. The tag is credit-card sized (85.6 × 54mm) for easy trimming.
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Laminate it for weather protection. A self-seal laminating pouch (no machine needed) works perfectly and costs pennies.
7
Punch a hole at the top and thread a luggage strap, keyring, or cable tie through it. Attach to your bag.

Tips for best results

  • Use the thickest card stock your printer can handle — 200gsm or above gives the best durability.
  • Laminating makes the tag waterproof and far more durable. Self-seal pouches are cheap and need no machine.
  • Print at "actual size" or "100%" — don't let your printer scale it to fit the page.
  • Test the QR code after printing. Point your phone camera at it to make sure it scans cleanly.
  • Make a spare — print two while you're at it, one for your bag and one for your backpack.

Want a ready-made tag?

Our durable tags are printed on weatherproof PVC, designed to last for years, and look great on any bag. No printing, cutting, or laminating required.

Get your free QR code

Create a pingable.me QR code in 30 seconds. Free, no app required.