For meeting points and venues

Location QR code generator.

Help people find your venue or meeting point with a QR code that opens Google Maps.

✓ Free downloads, no watermark✓ No account needed

Add your details

Address or Google Maps linkType the address, or paste a link from Google Maps (Share, then Copy link).

Use coordinates instead

For an exact spot, such as a car park entrance. In Google Maps, press and hold the spot (right-click on a computer) to see its numbers: the first is latitude, the second longitude. These are used only when the address box is empty.

Latitude

Longitude

02 Make it yours — colours & download size

Ink colour

#243C32

Background

#FFFFFF

PNG size

Scan resilience

Dark colours on a light background scan best. Keep the white border around the code.

Nothing you enter is sent to us or stored by this tool.

The QR code opens the place in Google Maps. Scan it yourself and check the pin before you print.

Your QR code

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Fixed codes store the address inside the code. Editable codes open a short nerds.click link you can point somewhere new later, with scan statistics.

Your QR code
will appear here.

Your QR code appears here as you type.

PNG suits screens and everyday use. SVG stays sharp when printed at any size.

Check your details before sharing.

Your details are saved inside the QR code. Once downloaded or printed, the code cannot be changed or switched off. If your details change, make and share a new code.

What’s inside this code?

Make a code to see the details it contains.

More about how this works and printing

Enter your details and check the spelling, links and numbers.
The code updates as you type. Download it as PNG or SVG.
Test a scan on more than one phone before you print.

How do I get a Google Maps link?

Find your venue in Google Maps, choose Share, then Copy link, and paste it here. Or just type the address: the code opens a Google Maps search for it, so include the postcode to be sure it finds the right place.

How big should I print my QR code?

Start with at least 25 mm square for a short code scanned nearby. Dense codes, distance and materials may need much more room. Keep the clear border and test the final print.

Can I use this for my business?

Yes. Downloads are free, with no watermark or account. Check that you have permission to share what you encode.