QR Love Letter

A love letter they have to scan

Write it once, set it in the Wall of Forever, and give them nothing but a QR code — on a card in a book, a coat pocket or a ring box. They scan it and find your words, kept for good.

Write your love letter

How a QR love letter works

  • Write it. Your words on a brick — a photo and the date that matters, if you like.
  • Set it in the wall. Choose its spot on the endless Wall of Forever. It stays there for good.
  • Give them the code. Print a QR card — a gift tag, a wallet card or a postcard — or send the link.
  • They scan it. The wall tells them someone left something for them. One tap, and there are your words.
A small cream card with only a QR code and the words “For you”

Nothing on the card but the code

The card carries a QR code and, if you want one, a single line — For you, Open me, Remember this? Nothing else, so nothing gives the letter away before they're ready.

Print it at home, at its real size, with a line to cut along. Or send the link instead: its preview in WhatsApp or iMessage says only that something is waiting.

Try it: scan this card with your phone — it opens the first love letter on the wall.

Where to leave it

  • In a book they're reading

    Between the pages they will reach tonight.

  • In a coat pocket

    Found on the way to work, on a cold morning.

  • Inside a ring box

    Before the question — or after the answer.

  • With the flowers

    A small card that says more than the bouquet.

  • Under the pillow

    For the night you are not there.

  • In a suitcase

    For a long trip, or a long distance.

A QR code that never stops working

Many QR love letters point to a web page someone has to keep paying for — and when the subscription lapses, the code leads nowhere. Yours points to a brick on the Wall of Forever, paid for once. It stays on the wall permanently, and the code keeps opening it, this year and in thirty.

They can come back to it whenever they want, and so can you. Want them to know it's from you? Sign it. Want to stay a mystery? That's a QR crush note. Two names and a date instead of a letter? That's a digital love lock.

Certificate of ownership for brick 0, 0, the first on the wall: “If this becomes infinite one day, its beginning will always belong to you. For my wife, Andrijana.”

The first love letter on the wall

Before anyone else could place one, the wall's founder set brick 0, 0 — the very first — for Andrijana:

If this becomes infinite one day, its beginning will always belong to you.

Every brick comes with a certificate like this one, and its QR code opens the brick itself, on the wall.

See it on the wall →

Write your love letter

Say what you would never say out loud. You can see it take shape on the right.

No photo? Use a backdrop

Your brick

1 brick · €5

Nothing is charged until you have chosen its spot.

What is a QR code love letter?

A love letter you give as a QR code — they scan it to read it. Here the letter is a brick on the Wall of Forever, so the code keeps working for good.

Will the QR code expire?

No. It opens your brick, which stays on the wall permanently. You pay once; there is no subscription to lapse.

What do they see when they scan it?

A quiet page saying someone left something for them, and a button to see it. Nothing of your message shows until they tap.

Can I send it instead of printing it?

Yes. Copy the link from My Bricks and send it any way you like — its preview in a chat keeps the secret too.

Does the card say who it is from?

Only if you write it. The card carries the code and an optional line, and the brick shows only what you wrote on it.

Can I print it at home?

Yes — as a gift tag, a wallet card or a postcard, at its real size with a line to cut along.

How much is it?

From €5 for a single brick, paid once.

Give them something to scan

Write your love letter