One scan opens Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze with your exact location pinned. Enter an address, customize the design, and download. No account needed.
Search results come from OpenStreetMap Nominatim. The map updates only after the user picks the exact location.
Open map coordinates or a saved place instantly.
If you need to update the content or see who scans, create a dynamic QR code instead.
Create a dynamic QR codeA location QR code encodes GPS coordinates into the pattern. When someone scans it, their phone opens the default maps app with that place pinned on the map. Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, and most other navigation apps support it.
The QR code stores coordinates, not an app link. Whichever maps app is set as the default will open.
The code points to a single spot on the map. The person taps for directions from wherever they are.
The coordinates live in the QR pattern itself. The phone reads them offline. Loading the map view requires a data connection.
You can enter a street address or paste GPS coordinates. Both produce a QR code for a location that opens in the scanner's maps app.
Enter any address. FreeQR converts it to coordinates for the QR pattern. Easiest option for storefronts, venues, and offices.
Paste latitude and longitude directly. Useful for unmarked locations like trailheads, campsites, or parking areas that do not have a street address.
These are two different things and picking the right one matters.
Encodes one set of coordinates. The scanner's map app drops a pin on that spot and offers a "Directions" button they can tap to navigate from wherever they are.
Needs a URL that encodes both origin and destination. A static location QR code cannot do this. Use a dynamic URL QR code → pointing at a Google Maps directions link.
Type a street address or paste GPS coordinates. The preview shows the pin on a map as you type.
Pick colors, add a logo, or adjust the pattern to match your brand or event.
PNG or SVG. Add it to flyers, signage, invitations, or packaging.
Anywhere people need to find a specific place without typing an address.
Print the code on invitations and tickets. Guests scan and get directions without searching for the address.
Add it to business cards, ads, or window signage. One scan shows your store on the map.
Put a QR code on order confirmations or gate signs. Drivers scan to find the exact drop-off point.
Include a location QR code on listing flyers so buyers can navigate directly to the property.
Parks, museums, and trails use location codes to mark points of interest on a visitor's map.
Add the venue QR code to the invitation card. Guests scan on the day and navigate directly.
Static QR codes are permanent and simple. Some things are outside their reach.
The coordinates are baked into the pattern. If the venue changes, you need a new code.
Static codes do not connect to a server. You will not know how many people scanned or when.
The code pins a location, not a route from A to B. For routes, use a dynamic URL QR code.
The phone reads coordinates offline, but displaying the map itself requires a data connection.
For most "find this place" use cases, these limits do not matter. The code pins a location, the person taps for directions, and the maps app handles the rest.
A dynamic QR code gives you more flexibility without reprinting.
A dynamic QR code points at a short URL you control. Swap the location, share a preset route, or track scans. All without reprinting. Free forever.
Create a dynamic QR code arrow_forwardMove venue, change address, fix a typo. The printed code keeps working.
Point the QR at a Google Maps directions link with origin and destination baked in.
See how many people scanned, when, and roughly where. Know if the placement is working.
Free location QR code generator. Enter an address or coordinates, customize the design, and download. No account, no watermark, no expiration.
Create a Location QR Code