Open QR Toolkit
Code types

Make a Google Form QR code

People scan the code and your form opens on their phone, ready to fill in. Print it on a sign for sign-up sheets, surveys, registrations, or feedback.

Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

In your form, select Send, then the link tab, and copy the link.

Paste your form link and your code appears here.

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How to make a Google Form QR code

  1. 01In your Google Form, select Send, then the link tab, and copy the link.
  2. 02Paste the link into the box.
  3. 03Choose the call to action for the sign, such as "Scan to sign up".
  4. 04Download the code or print the sign, and test it with a phone.

Questions

Which link should I use?

The link from the form's Send button, on the link tab. It starts with forms.gle or ends with /viewform. Don't copy the address from your browser while editing the form, which ends with /edit; people who scan it are asked for permission instead of seeing the form.

Should I tick "Shorten URL"?

You can. The short forms.gle link makes a smaller code that's easier to scan, and it opens the same form.

Do people need a Google account to fill in my form?

Only if your form's settings ask for one, for example to limit people to one response. Check the settings under Responses.

Will the code keep working if I edit my form?

Yes. The link stays the same when you change the questions. The code stops working only if you delete the form or stop accepting responses.

Do you see my form?

No. Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

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