How to Turn Your Google Form Into a QR Code: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

Google Forms is one of the most popular tools for creating surveys, quizzes, and data collection forms. But once you’ve created your form, how do you share it quickly and easily with your audience? One of the most effective ways is by turning your Google Form into a QR code. QR codes allow users to scan and instantly access your form on their mobile devices—no typing required!

In this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to turn your Google Form into a QR code, and introduce you to Formswrite.com - an innovative tool that lets you convert your Google Docs into forms with just one click. Although Formswrite doesn’t yet offer the QR code feature, stay tuned as it’s coming soon!

Why Turn Your Google Form Into a QR Code?

1. **Easy access: **Users can scan the code with their phones, making form completion faster.
2. **Perfect for print: **Great for posters, flyers, business cards, or presentations.
3. **Increases response rates: **Simplifies the process for respondents.

Step-by-Step: How to Turn Your Google Form Into a QR Code

Step 1: Create Your Google Form

Start by designing your Google Form with all the questions and settings you need. You can customize the theme, add images, and configure response options to suit your requirements.

Step 2: Get the Form’s Shareable Link

Once your form is ready, click the Send button at the top right corner of the Google Forms editor. Then select the link icon (a chain symbol). Copy the short URL provided. This link is what your QR code will point to.

Step 3: Choose a QR Code Generator

There are many free online QR code generators such as QR Code Generator, QRStuff, or GoQR.me. Open your preferred QR code generator website.

Step 4: Generate the QR Code

Paste the Google Form link you copied earlier into the URL field on the QR code generator. Customize the design if the tool allows it (color, frame, etc.). Click “Generate” or “Create QR Code.”

Step 5: Download and Share Your QR Code

Download the QR code image file (usually PNG or SVG format). Now you can insert this QR code into presentations, flyers, emails, or anywhere you want people to access your Google Form instantly.

Introducing Formswrite: Simplify Form Creation from Google Docs

If you often find yourself creating forms from scratch, Formswrite.com is a game-changer. It’s a user-friendly website (not a plugin) that lets you convert your Google Docs directly into Google Forms with just one click . Imagine writing a questionnaire in a Google Doc and instantly having it transformed into a shareable form!

While Formswrite currently focuses on simplifying form creation, we are excited to announce that QR code generation will soon be integrated as a feature. This means in the near future, you’ll be able to create a Google Form from your document and generate its QR code seamlessly - all within Formswrite.

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