Description
In this video I’ll show you how to create a custom pass in Apple Wallet on your iPhone or iPad. This is great for event tickets, gym memberships, loyalty cards, or anything else with a barcode or QR code that doesn’t offer an official Wallet pass. And to be clear, you can only do this on devices running iOS 27 or newer.
Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Steps to Create a Custom Pass in Apple Wallet on iPhone or iPad: 0:25
Steps to Create a Custom Pass Manually in Apple Wallet on iPhone or iPad: 2:21
Steps to Edit or Delete a Custom Pass in Apple Wallet on iPhone or iPad: 3:35
Conclusion: 4:13
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Video Transcript:
Step 1. Open the Wallet app on your iPhone or iPad, and then tap the “Plus” icon in the top right corner of the screen.
Step 2. Tap “Create a Pass” in the Add to Wallet menu.
Step 3. Tap “Continue.”
Step 4. Your camera opens. You can take a photo of your physical pass, or tap the “Photos” icon in the bottom left corner to choose an image of your pass from your Photos library. In this example, I’ll select a screenshot of a ticket from my library.
Step 5. Wallet scans the image and builds a pass with the code already added. Tap “Edit Pass” at the bottom of the screen to customize it.
Step 6. Tap the palette icon in the bottom left corner if you want to change the look of your pass. You can select “Background Color” to pick a new color, or “Choose from Library” to use an image from your Photos.
Step 7. Tap the icon in the bottom right corner, and then tap “Add/Remove Fields.” The Add or Remove Fields screen opens.
Step 8. Tap an empty field on the pass to see a list of fields you can add, like a custom label, dates, phone number, or membership details, and then tap the field you want to add.
Step 9. Tap the field you just added to open the Edit Field menu, type in the label and details you want, and then tap the check mark on the keyboard.
Step 10. Repeat this for any other fields you want to include. In this example, I added a Custom Dates field. Tap the check mark in the top right corner when you’re done.
Step 11. Tap the blue check mark in the top right corner of the Pass screen. Your custom pass is added to Wallet and ready to use.
If Wallet can’t scan your pass, or you’d rather build one from scratch, you can create it manually.
Step 1. Open Wallet, tap the “Plus” icon in the top right corner, and then tap “Create a Pass.”
Step 2. Tap “Create Pass Manually.”
Step 3. Choose a template. Your options are Standard, Membership, and Event. In this example, I’ll choose Standard.
Step 4. Tap any field on the pass to open the Edit Field menu, and then type in the label and details you want.
Step 5. Tap the icon in the bottom right corner, and then tap “Add/Remove Fields” to add any other fields you want to include.
Step 6. Tap “Add Code,” and then scan the barcode or QR code from your physical pass with your camera, or tap the “Photos” icon in the bottom left corner to choose an image of it from your library. The code is added to your pass.
Step 7. Tap the blue check mark in the top right corner. Your pass is added to Wallet, and you’ll see a note on it letting you know it’s a user-created pass.
And if you need to change or delete a custom pass later, here’s how to do that.
Step 1. Tap the pass in Wallet, and then tap the three dots in the top right corner of the screen.
Step 2. Tap “Edit Pass” to make changes, or tap “Remove Pass” to delete it. If you’re removing it, tap “Remove” to confirm. The pass is removed from your Wallet.
Keep in mind that passes with codes that refresh inside a company’s own app won’t work this way, and some venues may still want to see the original ticket, so keep it handy just in case.