Add your Location details
Share a precise spot using latitude and longitude, or an address search.
Share a precise spot using latitude and longitude, or an address search.
How to create a QR code
Share a precise spot using latitude and longitude, or an address search.
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
Share a meeting point, shop entrance or venue with a location QR code. Enter an address for a Google Maps search, or latitude and longitude for a precise geographic point.
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. Enter an address or place name without coordinates to create a Google Maps search link. For an exact saved Maps URL, use the Website tool and paste that sharing link.
An address search returns whatever Maps thinks matches best, which can be a similarly named street in another town. Enter latitude and longitude for an exact point, since coordinates take priority over the address, and check that the pin sits at an entrance people can actually reach.
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.