Add your Feedback details
Link to a feedback form or survey you have already published.
Link to a feedback form or survey you have already published.
How to create a QR code
Link to a feedback form or survey you have already published.
Choose colors, shapes and an optional logo. Keep a strong contrast and a clear border.
Save a custom PNG or SVG, or a classic PDF or EPS. Test with the phone or app your audience will use.
Put it to use
Turn an existing feedback form or survey into a QR code. Link to Google Forms, Microsoft Forms, Typeform or a public form on your own website to collect responses through that service.
25 ways to share
Choose the right tool for your next QR. Each has its own fields, examples and sharing tips.
Before you share
Yes. Copy the form’s published responder link and paste it here. Do not use its editing URL. Google Forms handles the questions, permissions and submitted responses.
Forms that require a sign-in, restrict responses to one organisation or have stopped accepting responses all block anonymous visitors. Using the editing URL rather than the published responder link has the same effect. Submit a test response while signed out.
Yes. Expand Make it yours for colors, gradients, shapes and a logo. PNG and SVG preserve the custom design. PDF and EPS downloads use classic square modules. Test the final image before printing.