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Location QR Code Generator

Create a QR code that drops a pin on Google Maps and opens turn-by-turn directions to your business, event venue, or meeting point. Visitors scan once and navigate instantly — no address to type.

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How It Works

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    Find your location on Google Maps, click "Share," and copy the link. Alternatively, right-click any spot on the map and copy the coordinates URL. For a custom Google Maps link with your business name, search for your listing and copy the URL from the address bar. Paste it into the generator above.

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    Customize your QR code. Use brand colors that will be visible on signage, upload a logo or map pin icon, and choose a size — for printed directions cards, 256px is fine; for outdoor signs scanned from a distance, go with 512px or larger.

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    Download and place the QR code on event invitations, business cards, "How to find us" flyers, parking garage signage, or storefront windows. When scanned, the visitor's Google Maps app opens with your location and a ready-to-go route.

Frequently Asked Questions

What URL should I use for a location QR code?
The easiest option is a Google Maps share link. Search for your business or drop a pin on Google Maps, click "Share," and copy the link. You can also use the full URL from your browser address bar, which includes coordinates.
Does this work with Apple Maps and other navigation apps?
Google Maps links open in Google Maps on Android and typically in the browser or Google Maps app on iPhone. If the user has Google Maps installed on iOS, the link opens there directly. For universal compatibility, a Google Maps link is the most widely supported format.
Can I link to a specific business listing instead of just a pin?
Yes. Search for your business on Google Maps and copy the URL. This gives the scanner your business name, reviews, hours, and contact info in addition to the map pin — much richer than a raw coordinates link.
How accurate is the pin location?
The accuracy depends on the Google Maps link you use. A business listing link is matched to Google's verified address. A dropped-pin link is accurate to within a few meters. Always test your QR code by scanning it yourself to confirm the pin lands in the right spot.
Where should I display a location QR code?
The most effective placements are event invitations (so guests can navigate easily), business cards (so new contacts can find your office), parking garage entrance signs, and "How to find us" sections on printed materials.

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