Google Form QR Code Link: How to Create One (and What’s Coming Soon!)

Creating a Google Form is a great way to collect responses—from customer feedback to event RSVPs and everything in between. But what if you want to make it easier to share your form offline or in a print-friendly format? That’s where a Google Form QR code link comes in.

In this post, we’ll walk you through how to generate a QR code for your Google Form in just a few simple steps. Plus, we’ll introduce you to Formswrite.com —a powerful tool that converts your Google Docs into a form with just one click (yes, really!). While the QR code feature isn’t available on Formswrite * yet * , it’s coming soon—so keep reading!

How to Create a QR Code for a Google Form

Follow these steps to generate a QR code for your Google Form:

1. Create Your Google Form

If you haven’t already, go to Google Forms and create your form. Customize it with the questions, settings, and response options you need.

2. Get the Form Link

1. Click the **Send **button at the top-right of your Google Form.
2. Select the **link icon **(🔗) to generate a shareable link.
3. Click **Shorten URL **(optional) to get a cleaner link.
4. Copy the link.

3. Use a Free QR Code Generator

Head to a free QR code generator.Paste your Google Form link into the field and hit "Generate" or "Create QR Code."

4. Download and Share

Download the QR code image and add it to flyers, posters, presentations, or business cards. Anyone who scans the code will be directed to your Google Form—simple and effective!

Bonus: Create Google Forms from Google Docs with Formswrite

Ever wish you could turn a Google Doc into a form automatically? That’s exactly what Formswrite.com does. It’s not a plugin or extension—it’s a standalone website that allows you to:

✅ Convert any Google Doc into a Google Form✅ Do it in just 1 click ✅ Save hours of manual copy-pasting

Whether you're a teacher creating quizzes or a marketer gathering feedback, Formswrite saves you valuable time.

🔔 Coming Soon: QR code generation directly from Formswrite. Imagine converting a doc into a form * and * getting a QR code instantly—all from one place. Stay tuned!

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