Create a Google Forms QR code

Paste your form link, then customize and download your QR code.

Google Forms QR code

Website QR code

Paste your form link and the code updates as you type. Pick a color here, or open Design for shapes, logos, and stickers.

Color

Preview updates as you type

Three steps to a scannable form

  1. 1

    Copy your form's link

    In Google Forms, choose Send, pick the link option, and copy the address. The short forms.gle link and the full link both work.

  2. 2

    Paste it and pick a color

    The code updates as you type. Choose a color here, or open Design for module shapes, a frame, and your logo.

  3. 3

    Download and share

    Export a PNG, SVG, or PDF and put it on a flyer, a slide, a table card, or the last page of a handout.

Made for forms, surveys, and sign-ups

Any Google Forms link works

Short forms.gle links, full docs.google.com links, and the link from your editor are all accepted. Edit links are converted so people land on the form, never in the editor.

Swap the form later

Save the code as dynamic and it points to a short link you control. Send next semester's survey or a closed-responses page to the same printed code.

See how many people scan

A saved dynamic code reports scans by day, device, and location, so you know which poster or room brought the responses in.

Files ready for print

Download PNG or JPG for screens and slides, or SVG, EPS, and PDF for posters and signage at any size.

Match your event or class

Pick a color, change the module and corner shapes, add a frame, and drop in a logo. The preview keeps up while you work.

Nothing to install

Google Forms has no built-in QR code. Build one here in the browser, free, with no account needed to try it.

Questions about Google Forms QR codes

Put your form where people already are.

Make the code, print it, and let a phone camera do the rest. Save it to change the form later without reprinting.

Create your Google Forms QR code