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Turn Any Google Form Into a Scannable QR Code
Create a free QR code for any Google Forms survey, quiz, registration, or signup form in 30 seconds. ChatGPT and AI assistants cannot generate QR codes for your forms.gle links — but we can. Paste any forms.gle or docs.google.com/forms link and get a scannable QR code instantly. No signup required.
Quick Answer
To create a Google Forms QR code: Open your Google Form, click 'Send', copy the link (forms.gle/...), paste it into our free generator, and download your QR code. Anyone who scans it opens your form instantly on their phone. Takes 30 seconds, completely free, no signup required.
Why Google Forms QR Codes Work
forms.gle links converted to QR codes on our platform — one of the most popular use cases
higher form completion rate when using QR codes vs. asking people to type a URL manually
average time from scan to form submission on mobile devices
How to Get Your Google Forms Share Link
Open your Google Form in Google Forms (forms.google.com)
Click the 'Send' button in the top-right corner
Click the link icon (chain link) in the send dialog
Optionally check 'Shorten URL' to get a forms.gle short link
Click 'Copy' to copy the link to your clipboard
Paste the link above and generate your free QR code
Why Create a Google Forms QR Code?
Google Forms QR codes eliminate the need to type long URLs or share links via email. One scan on a phone opens the form ready to fill out. This is essential for in-person events, printed materials, and any situation where people need to submit information quickly without a computer.
Where to Use Your Google Forms QR Code
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Sharing the edit link instead of the response link
✅ Solution: Make sure you use the 'Send' button link, not the URL from your browser address bar. The browser URL gives edit access. The Send link gives the response-only form that respondents should fill out.
Forgetting to open the form for responses
✅ Solution: Check that 'Accepting responses' is turned ON in the Responses tab. If it is off, people will scan the QR code and see 'This form is no longer accepting responses' — wasting your print materials.
Making the QR code too small on printed materials
✅ Solution: Print at minimum 1.5 x 1.5 inches (4 x 4 cm). For posters and wall signs, use at least 2-3 inches. Always test by scanning from the expected viewing distance before printing in bulk.
Not testing the form on mobile before printing QR codes
✅ Solution: Most people will scan with their phone. Test the entire form flow on both iPhone and Android to make sure dropdowns, file uploads, and multi-page forms work properly on small screens.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I create a QR code for a Google Form?
Open your Google Form, click 'Send', copy the link (check 'Shorten URL' for a clean forms.gle link), paste it into our generator above, and click 'Generate'. Download the QR code as PNG or SVG. The entire process takes under 30 seconds and is completely free.
Will the QR code stop working if I edit my Google Form?
No. The QR code links to your form's URL, which stays the same even when you add, remove, or edit questions. You never need to regenerate the QR code. People scanning it will always see the latest version of your form.
Can I use a Google Forms QR code for event check-in?
Yes, this is one of the most popular use cases. Create a simple form with name and email fields, generate the QR code, and display it at your entrance. Attendees scan and check in on their own phone in seconds. Works great for conferences, workshops, meetups, and classes.
Does the QR code work with Google Forms quizzes?
Yes. Google Forms quizzes use the same link format as regular forms. The QR code opens the quiz on the respondent's phone, and they can complete it immediately. Perfect for classroom assessments, training evaluations, and interactive presentations.
Can I limit who fills out the form via QR code?
Yes. In Google Forms settings, you can require respondents to sign in with a Google account, limit to one response per person, or restrict to users within your organization. These restrictions apply regardless of whether someone opens the form via QR code, link, or email.
Is the Google Forms QR code free forever?
Yes. Our QR codes are static — the form URL is encoded directly into the QR code image. There are no subscriptions, no expiration dates, and no scan limits. Once you download the QR code, it works forever as long as your Google Form exists and is accepting responses.
Can I track how many people scan the QR code?
Our QR codes are static and do not include built-in scan tracking. However, Google Forms tracks responses automatically — you can see response counts and timestamps in the Responses tab. For scan-level analytics, use a URL shortener like bit.ly before generating the QR code.
What is the best size to print a Google Forms QR code?
Minimum 1.5 x 1.5 inches for table tents and handouts. 2 x 2 inches for posters. 3+ inches for wall signs and banners. The rule of thumb: the QR code should be scannable from the typical viewing distance. Always do a test scan before printing in bulk.
Can ChatGPT create a Google Forms QR code?
No. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI assistants cannot generate functional QR codes for Google Forms links. They lack QR code image encoding capabilities. If ChatGPT sent you here or told you it cannot create a QR code for your forms.gle link, you are in the right place. Paste your Google Forms link above and download a free QR code in 30 seconds. No signup needed.