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QR code for a Google Form

Let people open your survey, sign-up sheet or RSVP form by scanning, instead of typing a long link.

Get the form link

Open your form in Google Forms, click Send, then choose the link icon. Tick Shorten URL if you like and copy the link. Make sure the form doesn't require sign-in unless you want only people in your organisation to answer.

Paste the link above and download your code.

Good places to use it

Anywhere people are standing in front of you and a form would slow them down:

  • Event check-in and sign-up sheets
  • Classroom quizzes and feedback
  • Customer surveys on receipts or tables
  • RSVP cards for events

Printing tips

A few choices decide whether a code scans on the first try:

  • Print at least 2 cm (0.8 in) wide for close range, larger for posters (about one tenth of the scanning distance).
  • Keep dark modules on a light background and leave the white margin around the code.
  • Test the printed proof with both an iPhone and an Android camera before printing in bulk.

Frequently asked questions

Will the QR code stop working if I edit the form?

No. Editing questions keeps the same link. The code only stops working if you delete the form or stop accepting responses.

Can I use one code for a new form next term?

Use a dynamic code: you can point it at the new form without reprinting.

Is it free?

Yes. Static codes are free forever, with no account.

Pay once. Keep it forever.

No subscription, no renewal, 14-day refund.

Pro

$4.99 once

  • SVG, PDF and PNG up to 4000px
  • Logo or image in the centre
  • Rounded and dot module styles
  • Frames with call-to-action text
  • Bulk generation, up to 500 codes to ZIP

Dynamic

$9.99 once

  • Everything in Pro
  • 25 dynamic QR codes with editable targets
  • Scan stats: daily, countries, devices
  • Disable or re-point a code any time

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