QR code for a Google Form
Collect sign-ups, attendance, RSVPs and feedback on paper, without anyone typing a long link.
01What should it open?
02Pick a style
03Brand it
04Preview and download
Static code: free forever, no watermark.
How to make it
- In Google Forms, click Send, choose the link icon, and copy the link (tick "Shorten URL" if you like).
- Make sure the form accepts responses from anyone, unless people must sign in with your organization's account.
- Paste the link below, download, and put the code on the handout, slide or sign.
Run a new form with the same printed code
If you run a new survey every month or every event, use a dynamic code: the printed code stays the same and you point it at this month's form. Scan stats show how many people opened the form, even if they didn't submit it.
When to use a dynamic code
Use a dynamic code instead of a static one if the link might change. You print the code once, and change where it goes from your account at any time. You also see how many people scanned it, from which city and on which phone.
3 dynamic codes free. No card needed. Sign in with Google or a link by email.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my Google Form QR code ask people to sign in?
The form is set to accept responses only from your organization, or to collect verified emails. Change it in the form's Settings > Responses if anyone should be able to answer.
Can I reuse one printed QR code for different forms?
Yes, with a dynamic code. Change the destination to the new form whenever you need to.