Make the QR code
QR code for a Google Form

Your Form. One Scan Away.

Paste the Google Form link, download the QR code, put it on the slide, the poster or the sign-in desk. Free, no watermark, and it never expires because it points straight at Google.

Make the QR codeFree • no sign-up • PNG or SVG
No expiryNo watermarkMade on your device
How to do it

Thirty seconds, start to finish.

  1. 01

    Copy the form link

    In Google Forms click Send, choose the link icon, tick Shorten URL, copy.

  2. 02

    Paste it here

    The code appears instantly. Pick a size and a colour if you like.

  3. 03

    Download and test

    PNG for slides and documents, SVG for print. Scan it once with your phone before you print.

Where it goes

Surveys, sign-ups, feedback.

Events

Registration and feedback

A code on the welcome slide and another on the way out. No one types a URL.

Classrooms

Quizzes and exit tickets

Project the code, students scan from their seats, responses land in your sheet.

Shops and venues

Customer surveys

A table card or a receipt sticker that opens your form.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where do I find the link to my Google Form?

Open the form, click Send, choose the link icon, tick Shorten URL and copy. Paste it into the generator.

Will the QR code stop working?

No. The code contains the form link itself, with no redirect through our servers.

Does Google Forms have its own QR button?

Not built in. You make the code separately, which takes about 30 seconds here.

What size should I print it?

At least 2 cm for a handout, 5 cm or more for a poster. Use the SVG for print and leave white space around it.

Paste the link. Print the code.

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