Drop a pin in Maps from a scan.
Search text is easier for visitors than raw coordinates.
Tracking creates a Dynamic QR Code you can edit later.
Keep the mark small. Finder corners must stay visible.
A location QR code is a pin you can tape to a flyer. Wedding invitations, trailheads, pop-up markets, and “find us behind the warehouse” signs all work better when the map opens already zoomed to the right spot.
If your venue is easy to search, type the name the way it appears in Google Maps. If you are in a field, paste latitude and longitude from your phone’s compass or Maps. Test walking directions, not just the pin - parking lots are where people get lost.
An address or place name is easier to verify. Coordinates are better for trails, pop-up stalls, and sites without a postal address. If both are provided, coordinates win.
The phone decides. geo: links and Google Maps search URLs are widely understood. We encode a maps search URL when you use a place name.
Create a free account - no credit card - to unlock tracking, high-res downloads, no caption, and bulk ZIP. Static QR codes still work without signup.
Every feature is free after signup. No payment, no trial clock.
