Google Form to QR Code Free: How to Do It in Minutes (No Plugin Needed)

Creating a QR code for a Google Form is one of the easiest ways to share it fast—whether you're collecting survey responses, registrations, or feedback. In this guide, we’ll show you exactly how to convert your Google Form to a QR code * for free * , using simple steps. Plus, we’ll introduce you to a new tool, Formswrite.com , that’s changing how users create forms from Google Docs—no plugins, no extensions, just one click.

Let’s get started.

How to Convert a Google Form to a QR Code for Free

**Step 1: Create Your Google Form ** Go to Google Forms and create your form as usual. You can include short answer fields, multiple choice questions, checkboxes, and more. Make sure your form is ready to be shared.

**Step 2: Click the “Send” Button In the top right corner of your Google Form, click the purple Send ** button. A popup will appear with multiple options to share your form.

**Step 3: Copy the Link Select the link icon (🔗) to generate a shareable URL. Click “Shorten URL” if you prefer a cleaner link, then click Copy ** .

**Step 4: Use a Free QR Code Generator ** Now head to any free QR code generator website

Paste your Google Form link into the QR generator, and it will instantly produce a QR code image. You can download and share this image in your marketing material, presentations, handouts, or social media.

**Step 5: Test It Out ** Before printing or distributing, scan the QR code using your phone to ensure it links to your form correctly.

Introducing Formswrite: Google Docs to Forms in 1 Click

If you're someone who loves using Google Docs to draft questions or surveys, then you’ll want to keep an eye on Formswrite.com .

**What is Formswrite? Formswrite is a free website ** (not a plugin or extension) that lets you turn a Google Doc into a Google Form in just one click. It’s perfect for educators, marketers, or anyone who prefers writing in Docs but needs a form quickly.

**Good news: The ability to instantly generate a QR code for your form is a feature coming soon ** to Formswrite. Once live, this will make sharing your forms even easier and faster—all from one dashboard.

Why Use a QR Code for Google Forms?

1. **Quick Access: **No need to type a URL—just scan and go.
2. **Professional Sharing: **Great for in-person events, flyers, or posters.
3. **Better Engagement: **Make it easier for people to respond on mobile.

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