Pick a point on the map or search for a place, then create a QR code for that location. Static codes open maps directly; dynamic codes open a location preview page with analytics.
Up to 120 characters.
Shown on the dynamic preview page.
Click the map, search for a place, or enter coordinates manually.
A map QR code opens a selected place or coordinate after scanning. It is useful for stores, venues, event entrances, service addresses, pickup points, and any location that should be easy to find from a phone.
Help customers navigate to a shop, office, showroom, or service counter.
Point visitors to gates, check-in areas, parking zones, or meeting points.
Make pickup points and drop-off locations easier to find from printed instructions.
Attach map points to brochures, city guides, hotel desks, and local recommendations.
It opens a map location based on the selected coordinates or place data.
Yes. You can use the map picker, search, or enter latitude and longitude yourself.
The phone decides how to open the map link, usually in a browser or installed map app.
Use dynamic mode when your plan supports editable destinations. Static QR codes keep the original map link.
Place the marker where visitors should arrive, such as the entrance or pickup area, not only the building center.