How to make a QR code for a Google Form

Sign-up sheets, surveys, RSVPs and quizzes: put the form on a poster or slide and people fill it out on their phones.

Steps

Open your form in Google Forms and click Send (or Publish, then copy the responder link).
Click the link icon and copy the link. Tick "Shorten URL" if you see it: shorter links make simpler codes.
Open ScanSpot, choose Link, and paste it.
Download, then test with your phone before printing.

Check the form's settings: if it says people must sign in, guests without a Google account (or outside your school or company) won't get in.
Open the link in a private window to see what others see.
Make sure the form is accepting responses.

Instead of reprinting, use an editable code and point it at the new form each time. Great for weekly sign-ups in classrooms and churches.

Can I make a QR code for a Google Form for free?

Yes. Copy the form's link, paste it into ScanSpot as a Link code and download it. No sign-up.

Why can't people open my Google Form from the QR code?

Usually the form requires sign-in or is limited to your organization, or it has stopped accepting responses. Check the form settings.

Will the QR code still work if I edit the form?

Yes. Editing questions keeps the same link. Making a brand-new form gives a new link, so you'd need a new code or an editable one.

Ready? Free, no sign-up, never expires. Make a Google Form QR code