Google Form in QR Code: How to Share Your Forms Instantly

Looking for a fast and efficient way to share your Google Forms? One of the easiest and most accessible methods is through a QR code . Whether you're collecting RSVPs, conducting surveys, or gathering feedback, turning your Google Form into a QR code ensures your audience can access it instantly—no links, no hassle.

If you're already using Google Docs to create form content, here’s some great news: Formswrite.com is a powerful tool that lets you convert your Google Docs into a form with just one click. While the QR code generation feature is not available yet, it’s coming soon—so stay tuned!

Until then, here's how to manually convert your Google Form into a QR code in just a few steps.

How to Create a QR Code for Your Google Form

Step 1: Create Your Google Form Go to Google Forms and set up your form. Add titles, questions, and customize the theme as needed.

Step 2: Copy the Form Link Once your form is ready:

1. Click the Send button in the top right corner.

2. Select the link icon (a chain symbol).

3. Click Shorten URL if you prefer a cleaner link.

4. Copy the link to your clipboard.

Step 3: Use a QR Code Generator Visit any free QR code generator website. Paste your Google Form link into the URL field. The site will instantly generate a scannable QR code.

Step 4: Download and Share Download the QR code as an image file (PNG or JPG). You can now:

1. Print it on flyers

2. Add it to a presentation

3. Share it in an email

4. Post it on social media

Now your audience can open your form just by scanning the QR code with their phones—no typing, no confusion.

Bonus: Convert Docs to Forms in 1-Click with Formswrite

If you're someone who builds forms from Google Docs, Formswrite.com is the tool you've been waiting for. It's not a plugin —just visit the website, upload your Google Doc, and Formswrite instantly converts your content into a Google Form.

Coming Soon: Formswrite will soon let you generate a QR code automatically after you convert your doc into a form. This means you’ll be able to go from doc → form → QR code in one smooth workflow.

FAQs About Google Forms and QR Codes

Q1: Can I make a QR code for any Google Form? Yes, as long as your form is set to allow responses and is shared publicly or within your organization.

Q2: Is QR code generation free? Absolutely. Most online QR code generators offer this feature for free.

Q3: Can I edit the form after creating the QR code? Yes. If you update the Google Form itself, the QR code will still work, as it links to the form URL.

Q4: Can Formswrite generate a QR code now? Not yet—but this exciting feature is coming soon to Formswrite.com .