Step 1: Open the share window
The link, the QR code and the website embed all start in one window.
Done when: the Booking link window opens.
By the end, clients reach your booking page from a link, a printed QR code and your own website.
The link, the QR code and the website embed all start in one window.
Done when: the Booking link window opens.
A link in your bio or your replies lets clients book without asking you for a time.
Select Copy. SkedEz confirms with Link copied to clipboard.
Select Open booking page to see the page clients see.
Outside SkedEz, paste the link in your bio, your Google Business Profile and your message replies.
Done when: the link opens your booking page.

Illustrative demo data: Studio Lumière is a sample business.
A QR code takes clients from a sign, a card or a window to your booking page.
Select Generate QR code.
Pick the colors of the code and its background. Keep the code darker than the background, so phones can scan it.
If you like, change the Dot pattern and the Corner style.
Done when: the preview shows the code you want.

Print it for your counter, your cards or your window.
Scroll down to Download QR code and pick a size under PNG size.
Select PNG image for screens and messages, or SVG vector for print.
Done when: the file is in your downloads.
Heads-up
An embed puts the booking page inside your own website.
In the Booking link window, select Add to website, then New embed.
Fill in Embed name, for example with the page it goes on.
Leave Service and Team member on Let the visitor choose, or pick one, then select Create embed.
Done when: Installation code opens.

The format decides how the booking page appears on your site.
Pick a format: Inline embed shows the page inside yours, Popup widget opens it from a button, Floating button keeps a button on the screen, and Plain iframe needs no script.
Select Copy code.
Paste the code into your page's HTML where the booking should appear, then publish the page.
Done when: your website shows the booking page or its button.
Tip
A test booking shows that the embed reaches your calendar.
Open your website page in a private window and book a time through the embed.
In SkedEz, open Add to website again: the embed counts the booking.
Cancel the test in Appointments: open the booking, select its … menu, then Cancel appointment.
Done when: the booking showed in Appointments and the embed counted it.
Plan note
| What you see | Likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| The embed shows nothing on your website. | The embed is off, or no service can be booked online. | Turn on Active in the embed. Check that a service is Active, has Allow booking on and someone who offers it. |
| Your site builder removes the pasted code. | Some builders strip scripts from pasted HTML. | Use Plain iframe, or the builder's own HTML or embed block. |
| The embed opens in another language. | An embed follows each visitor's browser language unless you set one. | In the embed, set Language to the language you want. |
The embed shows nothing on your website.
Your site builder removes the pasted code.
The embed opens in another language.
Found a mistake? Report an error
No. The link opens your booking page in any browser. Clients type their name, e-mail and phone, and book.
Yes. Each embed has its own code and counts its own bookings, so you can make one per page or one per service.
Yes. The booking flow inside an embed shows SkedEz branding, whatever your plan.
The design changes, but the link inside does not, so a code you already printed keeps working.
Create your account: your link is ready to share as soon as you finish setting up.