Google Maps

Creating QR Code

Content

Coordinates

QR Code Name

The name will help you quickly find the QR code in history

Design presets

One-click styles — all stay scannable

Color Presets

Scans well

Module gradient

Background gradient

Why a Google Maps QR code

  • Opens your exact Google Maps listing, not a search that might land elsewhere.
  • Navigation starts in one scan, with no address typed in.
  • Brings people to your profile, where reviews and hours already live.
  • Works from print, where a map link cannot be clicked.

Shopfronts

A window code starts navigation for people who will come back another day.

Printed adverts

Flyers and posters that lead to directions rather than a name to search for.

Events and pop-ups

Temporary locations that are hard to describe in an address line.

What if my listing URL changes?

Update it in your dashboard with a dynamic code — printed codes keep working.

Will it open in the Google Maps app?

If the app is installed, yes; otherwise it opens in the browser version.

Should I use this or a plain location code?

Use this when you want your business profile. Use a location code when you only need coordinates, or want the phone default maps app.

More Location QR codes

Same category — pick the type that fits your content.

Preview

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Google Maps QR Code Generator | Location & Directions

Never let a customer get lost again. A Google Maps QR code instantly pinpoints your business or event location, allowing users to start navigation with one tap.

What is this QR code?

This code embeds a location URL. When scanned, it launches the Google Maps app (if installed) or the browser, showing exactly where you are and offering instant directions.

Best use cases

  • Event invitations pointing to hard-to-find venues.
  • Flyers and posters for new store openings.
  • Real estate brochures pointing to open houses.
  • Wedding invitations mapping ceremony locations.

How to generate your QR code

1

Find your location on Google Maps and copy the 'Share' link.

2

Paste the link into the generator.

3

Customize the QR code style.

4

Download and add to your printed materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use exact GPS coordinates?

Yes, you can paste a coordinate-based Maps URL to pinpoint exact spots that might not have a formal street address.

Does it work for Apple iPhone users?

Yes, iPhones will open the link in either Google Maps (if downloaded) or via Safari's web map interface seamlessly.