Free Location QR Code Generator
Open an address or pin in Google Maps with one scan, ready for directions.
How to make a location QR code
- Step 1
Enter the location
Type an address, a business name or GPS coordinates, the same way you would search in Google Maps.
- Step 2
Check and style
Scan the preview to check it lands on the right spot, then add your colours and logo.
- Step 3
Download
Add it to invitations, flyers, tickets or signs.
Where a location QR code helps
- Wedding and party invitations. Guests get directions to the venue without typing the address.
- Event tickets and posters. Point people to the entrance or the car park, not just the postcode.
- Holiday lets. Share the exact spot of the key safe, parking or nearest shop.
- Hard-to-find businesses. Use coordinates for places postcodes do not reach, like farm shops or campsites.
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Frequently asked questions
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. The code opens a Google Maps link, which opens the Google Maps app if it is installed and the Google Maps website if not.
Should I use an address or coordinates?
An address or business name is easiest for most places. Use coordinates, like 51.5055, -0.0754, for a precise spot such as a field entrance or a meeting point.
How do I find the coordinates for a place?
In Google Maps, press and hold the spot on the map. The coordinates appear at the top of the screen or in the search box, ready to copy.
Does the QR code expire?
No. Everything is stored in the code itself rather than behind a redirect link, so there is no subscription to lapse and nothing to switch off. It works for as long as the details in it are correct.