Booking / Calendly QR Generator

What link does each platform produce?

Calendly gives https://calendly.com/username, Cal.com gives https://cal.com/username, TidyCal gives https://tidycal.com/username, and Acuity gives https://username.as.me/. With an event slug, the first three append it as /slug. Custom booking URL builds https:// followed by what you typed.

How do I link to one meeting type?

Put your username in the first field and the event slug in “Event type slug”. For Calendly, username jane-doe and slug 30min give https://calendly.com/jane-doe/30min.

Does the event slug work with Acuity?

No. For Acuity the code ignores the slug field and always returns https://yourname.as.me/. To point at one appointment type, open that page in a browser and paste its full address.

Can I paste a full link instead of a username?

Yes. A link starting with http:// or https:// is returned exactly as pasted, and the event slug is ignored. A link pasted without its scheme, like calendly.com/jane-doe/15min, gets https:// added. This is also how you use team or shared pages with an unusual path.

Does the tool check that my booking page exists?

No. It joins text into a link and never contacts Calendly, Cal.com, Acuity or TidyCal. A misspelt username still makes a QR code, which then opens that service’s not-found page. Visit the link yourself first.

What if I type my Acuity address with .as.me already on it?

The ending .as.me is removed and added back once, so janestudio.as.me and janestudio both give https://janestudio.as.me/.

Can I change the destination after printing?

Not in the code itself, which holds the link as plain text. You can change what your booking page shows or its availability, as long as the address stays the same. Renaming your username on the platform changes the link and would need a new code.