FREE QR CODE GENERATOR

Location QR Code Generator

Create a free QR code for a map location. Paste a Google Maps, Apple Maps, or other map URL into the generator, customize your QR code, and download it as PNG, JPG, or SVG. When scanned, the QR code opens the map link.

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No account needed. Yours to keep.

1. Add your content

Your QR code is generated directly in your browser.
Starter templates & captions Ready-made styles and download frames

Apply a ready-made design. Your content stays unchanged.

Choose a frame to include your caption in downloads, copied images and print sheets. The selected size is the QR area; the frame adds space around it. Captions are saved with design presets.

Colours

More design options Shapes, logo, image size and border

QR shapes

Add a logo

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Size & border

Saved designs

Save colours, styles, frames, captions and your logo on this browser. Your encoded QR content is never included. Up to 10 designs; saving an existing name updates it.

Preset files include saved logos. Import adds designs without replacing existing ones; conflicting names are renamed. Maximum 10 designs in total.

Local project library

Save the complete content, design, frame, caption and print label on this browser. Up to 20 projects. Saving an existing name updates it. Projects are not uploaded or synced.

Content is stored unencrypted in this browser profile. This can include Wi-Fi passwords, contact details and event information. Anyone with access to this profile may be able to read it. Clearing site data removes your projects.

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Scan advice & checks

Automatic verification checks a PNG copy against your intended content. Transparent images are checked on white. Test the final print or display with your phone too.

Download QR code

PNG for everyday sharing · SVG for scalable print

Print options & size guidance

SVG is recommended for printing because it can be scaled without losing quality.

Print-size guidance

This estimate uses the actual QR density and frame size, a 0.4 mm module target, and a 10:1 distance-to-symbol-width rule of thumb. It is a planning aid, not a scan guarantee. Artwork size includes the border, frame and caption. These settings do not resize downloaded files or print sheets.

QR printing reference: keep a four-module clear border.

Link to the arrival point people actually need

Paste a complete map-sharing URL from your chosen service. This page encodes the link you supply; it does not search for an address, request your location or generate coordinates. A scanner may open a browser or a compatible maps app.

For an event, the correct entrance can be more useful than the centre of the building. Inspect the pin before copying the link, particularly when parking, deliveries and public entry use different access points.

Check the route on a visitor’s phone

  1. Open the map link without your signed-in account.
  2. Check the place name, pin and entrance.
  3. Scan the exported code on another phone and inspect the opened destination.
  4. Print a street address and any essential access instructions beside the code.

A map link is not a live location feed

The QR holds the fixed link, not your current position. It does not track visitors or guarantee that a navigation service will choose a suitable route. Avoid sharing private home locations or restricted access information on public signs.

Keep the destination available

A passed scan check confirms the payload, not map accuracy, transport access or link availability. External map services may change links or app behaviour. Recheck existing signs when entrances or business details change. Use a maintained directions page if you need to update parking and arrival instructions without reprinting the QR.