Google Form with QR Code: How to Share Your Form Faster

Creating and sharing Google Forms has become a go-to method for collecting responses, feedback, registrations, and more. But did you know there’s an easy way to supercharge your form distribution? By using a QR code for your Google Form , you can allow users to access it instantly — no typing, no links, just a quick scan.

In this blog, we’ll walk you through how to create a Google Form and generate a QR code to share it seamlessly. We’ll also introduce you to Formswrite.com , an exciting new tool where you can convert Google Docs into Google Forms in 1-click . While Formswrite doesn’t support QR codes just yet, that feature is coming soon!

How to Create a Google Form and Generate a QR Code (in 5 Easy Steps)

1. Create Your Google Form

1. Go to forms.google.com and click the blank form or use a template.

2. Add your questions, customize your design, and tweak the settings as needed (like limiting responses or collecting emails).

2. Get the Form Link

1. Click the Send button at the top right.

2. Choose the link icon (chain symbol), then click Copy to grab your form URL.

3. You can shorten the link if you prefer a cleaner version.

3. Generate a QR Code

1. Go to a free QR code generator.

2. Paste your Google Form link into the URL field.

3. Customize the design (optional) and click Download or Generate .

4. Share Your QR Code

1. Print the QR code on flyers, posters, or handouts.

2. Add it to emails, websites, or presentations.

3. When users scan the code, they’ll be taken directly to your Google Form.

5. Track Responses in Google Forms

1. Back in Google Forms, click the Responses tab to monitor submissions.

2. You can also export responses to a Google Sheet for further analysis.

Introducing Formswrite: Convert Docs to Forms Instantly

If you're someone who works heavily in Google Docs, imagine turning your structured content — like surveys, checklists, quizzes, or feedback forms — into a Google Form with just one click.

That’s where Formswrite.com comes in.

1. ✅ Convert Google Docs into Forms in seconds

2. ✅ No plugins or extensions required — it’s a website

3. ✅ Perfect for educators, marketers, and researchers

4. ❗QR code integration is not available yet , but coming soon!

Stay tuned, because once this feature rolls out on Formswrite, you’ll be able to generate both the form and a QR code automatically — making it the fastest way to launch interactive content from a document.

FAQ: Google Forms and QR Codes

Q1: Can Google Forms generate QR codes natively? No, Google Forms does not have a built-in QR code feature. You need to use a third-party QR code generator.

Q2: Is Formswrite a plugin? No. Formswrite is a website — no installation or extension needed. You simply sign in, paste your Google Docs link, and let it convert your content into a form.

Q3: Can I use Formswrite to create QR codes? Not yet. Formswrite currently converts Google Docs into forms. QR code functionality is coming soon .

Q4: Is it safe to use QR codes for forms? Yes. QR codes simply link users to your Google Form. Be sure to adjust your form sharing settings to control who can access it.