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How to make a QR code for a Google Form

Google Forms can give you a link, but not a QR code you'd want on a flyer. Here's how to make one that matches your brand and keeps working if the form changes.

1. Copy your form's link

Open your form in Google Forms and click Send. Choose the link icon, tick Shorten URL if you like, and copy the link. It starts with forms.gle/ or docs.google.com/forms/.

Make sure the form is accepting responses and doesn't require people to sign in, unless that's what you want. People who scan the code see exactly what they'd see if they opened the link.

2. Paste it and style the code

Paste the link on Form QR Code. The preview updates as you go:

• Colors: any code and background color, a gradient, or a different color for the three corners.
• Pattern: square, rounded, dots, diamond, connected, leaf, or vertical and horizontal lines.
• Center: your logo or one or two letters.
• Frame: a border with a label like "Scan to sign up", a frame with no label, or no frame. The label can use any Google Font.

3. Get your files and print

Pay $2 USD once and download a PNG (up to 4,096 pixels) and an SVG. Test a printed copy with two different phones before a big print run.

Why not use a free QR code generator?

Most free generators put your form's link straight into the code. That's fine until you make a new version of the form, or the "free" code turns out to be a trial that stops working. Form QR Code points the code at a short link you control, so you can send printed copies to a new form any time, and see how many people scanned it.

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