Location QR Code Generator (Google Maps)
To make a QR code for a location, open the place in Google Maps, tap Share, copy the link, and paste it into the Website/Text field below — scanning opens that exact spot in Maps, ready for directions. Free, no sign-up, and the code never expires.
Create your location QR code
1 Complete the content
2 Design your QR
Social icon (optional)
PNG, JPEG, WEBP, or SVG. Adding a logo raises the minimum error-correction level to Q.
3 Download your QR
Enter text to generate a QR code
Why use this generator
Works with any Google Maps share link
Short maps.app.goo.gl links and full google.com/maps URLs both encode correctly.
Directions in one tap
On phones with Google Maps installed the link opens in the app; otherwise it opens Maps in the browser.
Static, so it never expires
The link is written straight into the code — there's no redirect server that can go offline or start charging.
Print-ready with your branding
Pick colors, add a logo, and download PNG or SVG for flyers, shop signs, and invitations.
Tips before you print
Share the listing, not just a pin
If your business is on Google Maps, share its listing so people also see your name, hours, and reviews. For a home or venue with no listing, drop a pin on the exact entrance and share that.
Check it lands on the right spot
Open the share link once before generating, then scan a printed proof to confirm it points to the correct building, gate, or parking entrance.
Print the address next to the code
Not everyone will scan. A written address beside the QR code helps people who'd rather type it in or read it to a driver.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a QR code for a Google Maps location? +
Open Google Maps, search for the place or drop a pin, tap Share (on desktop, Share → Copy link), and paste that link into this generator's Website/Text field. Then download the code as PNG or SVG.
Can I make a QR code for my address? +
Yes. Search your address in Google Maps or drop a pin on it, share it, and paste the link here. Scanning shows the address on the map with a Directions button.
Does it work on iPhone? +
Yes. The iPhone camera reads the code and opens the Google Maps link — in the Google Maps app if it's installed, otherwise in the browser.
Do these QR codes expire? +
No. It's a static QR code: the Maps link is stored in the pattern itself, so it keeps working as long as the Google Maps link does.
Can I use Apple Maps or another map app? +
Yes — any map share link works (Apple Maps, Waze, OpenStreetMap). Google Maps links are the most widely supported on both Android and iPhone.
Moving premises or hosting events at different venues?
A dynamic QR code lets you point the same printed code at a new address later — no reprinting signs, cards, or invitations.
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