How to Save a Google Form as a QR Code (Step-by-Step Guide)

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Looking for an easy way to share your Google Form? Creating a QR code is one of the fastest, most user-friendly ways to distribute your form - whether you're gathering feedback, conducting a survey, or collecting RSVPs.

If you use Google Docs and Forms regularly, you'll also want to check out Formswrite.com . A smart tool that lets you turn any Google Doc into a fully functional Google Form in just one click . No plugin needed. Just upload your doc to the Formswrite website and you're good to go. (QR code support is coming soon!)

For now, let’s walk through how to save a Google Form as a QR code so you can share it in print, on screens, or wherever your audience is.

Step-by-Step: How to Save a Google Form as a QR Code

**Step 1: Create or Open Your Google Form ** Go to Google Forms and either create a new form or open an existing one.

**Step 2: Click “Send” in the Top Right At the top right of the page, click the “Send” ** button. A pop-up will appear with sharing options.

**Step 3: Click the Link Icon (🔗) In the Send form window, click the link icon ** (the second tab with a chain link symbol). This will show your form’s shareable URL.

**Step 4: Shorten the Link (Optional) Check the box next to “Shorten URL” ** to get a cleaner, shorter link for your QR code.

**Step 5: Copy the Link Click “Copy” ** to grab the shortened link to your clipboard.

**Step 6: Visit a QR Code Generator Website ** Open a new tab and go to a free QR code generator

**Step 7: Paste the Link ** Paste your copied Google Form link into the QR code generator’s input field.

**Step 8: Generate and Download the QR Code Click “Generate” or “Create QR Code.” ** Then, download the QR code image to your device. You can now print it or embed it in digital documents.

Bonus Tip: Use Formswrite.com for Easy Form Creation

If you often write questions in Google Docs and manually retype them into Google Forms, Formswrite is here to save you time. With Formswrite , you can:

1. Convert Google Docs into Google Forms in one click
2. Avoid repetitive formatting
3. Keep your document and form content synced

**Note: While QR code generation is not yet available on Formswrite , it’s a feature that’s coming soon ** , making it an even more powerful tool for educators, marketers, and researchers who work in the Google ecosystem.

FAQ: Saving Google Forms as QR Codes