Share a location with a QR code
Point people to an exact spot, whether that's a venue entrance, a trailhead or a pickup point, and their map app opens with directions.
- No signup
- No scan ads or redirects
- SVG, PNG & vector PDF
- Runs in your browser
A Google or Apple Maps link that contains coordinates fills in the fields below.
- Latitude must be between -90 and 90.
- Longitude must be between -180 and 180.
Templates change the look only. What you typed stays as it is.
M: the print standard without a logo.
Higher levels survive more damage but make the code denser. How error correction works
Sample code. Add your details to make it yours.
Encoded data
Fill in the content to see exactly what goes into the code.
Checking…
- Decodes: checking Reading the artwork back…
- Small print: checking
- Slight blur: checking
- Strict decoder: checking
We decode the exact artwork you'll download, three ways. It can't predict every camera, printer or light, so scan a printed proof before a big run. How to test
Download
Vector: sharp at any size. Best for designers, Illustrator, Figma and print shops.
Free for any use, including commercial. No watermark, no account, no expiry.
How to make it
Find the spot
Paste a Google or Apple Maps link that contains coordinates, or type latitude and longitude yourself.
Pick the map
Google Maps links open on every phone. Apple Maps suits iPhone audiences; geo: links open the default app on Android.
Test on the go
Scan it on a phone and check the pin lands where you expect.
What's inside the code
A Google Maps location code stores a universal search link with your coordinates:
https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=40.689247,-74.044502Getting the pin right
- Coordinates beat street addresses for large venues, rural spots and new builds.
- Six decimal places is about 10 cm of precision, which is more than enough.
- geo: links can show only coordinates on iPhone. Prefer the Google or Apple options for mixed audiences.