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Why a survey QR code
People are most willing to answer questions right after the experience: at the till, at the end of a class, on the way out of an event. A survey QR code opens your questionnaire on their phone at that moment. Build it in the tool you already use, such as Typeform, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey or Microsoft Forms, and paste its public link; the answers stay in that tool. If you only need a short message, the code can show a page with the survey name and your text instead. The form behind the code can be swapped at any time, so next quarter's questionnaire needs no new posters.
- Works with the form tool you already have, and answers go straight into it.
- Swap in a new questionnaire for each season or event; the code on paper does not change.
- Comparing scans with completed responses reveals how many visitors start but never submit.
- An expiration date and a fallback link under Security & Limits send late scanners to a thank-you or results page.
Customer satisfaction
Printed on receipts, table cards or delivery bags, the code asks about the visit while it is still fresh.
Events and conferences
The closing slide and the badge carry the code for session ratings and ideas for next year.
Courses and training
Trainers collect module evaluations before participants leave the room, not by email a week later.
Employee pulse surveys
Posters in break rooms and warehouses reach staff who rarely sit at a computer.
Product research
A QR code printed on the box invites buyers to rate the product and suggest improvements.
More Business QR codes
Same category — pick the type that fits your content.
Survey QR Code Generator
A survey QR code puts your existing questionnaire one scan away from people who have just finished a visit, a class or an event.
What is this QR code?
Scanning the code sends people via a QR Global short link to the public address of your form. QR Global does not build questions or store answers; they live in the survey tool you chose.
Best use cases
- ✓Post-purchase customer satisfaction research with several question blocks.
- ✓A training program questionnaire rating each module separately.
- ✓Market research into audience preferences before a product launch.
- ✓An internal employee survey about working conditions.
How to generate your QR code
Build the questionnaire in Google Forms, Typeform or a similar tool.
Copy its public link and paste it here, or type a short description instead.
Open it in a private browser window to be sure no sign-in is required.
Put the code on receipts, slides or posters where people finish their visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is survey different from poll?
Survey involves multiple related questions for deeper research, while poll is usually a single quick question with visible options.
Can questions change based on previous answers?
Only if your survey tool supports it. Branching, required questions and response limits are set in Google Forms, Typeform or a similar service; the QR code just opens the form.
Does QR Global create the survey?
No. You build the questions in Microsoft Forms, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, Typeform or another tool and paste the public link. Question types, branching and response limits depend on that tool.
Where are the answers stored?
In your survey tool, as usual. QR Global records every scan of the code, so you can set the number of visits against the number of submitted answers.
How do I know which location the answers came from?
Give each shop, table or event its own code and link. In Google Forms, the “Get pre-filled link” option can fill in the location question for each code automatically.
What happens when the survey closes?
Under Security & Limits, set an expiration date and a fallback link. After that date, scans open the page you chose, for example a thank-you note or the results, instead of a closed form.
Can I reuse the code for the next survey?
Yes. Paste the new form link into the same code, and the posters, receipts and stickers you already printed lead to it on the next scan.
Do respondents have to install anything or sign in?
No installation is needed: the form loads in the mobile browser. Some tools can require sign-in, for example a Google Form limited to one response per person, so review how the form is configured if you want anonymous answers.