# How to use Google Form to QR Code tool

Google Form to QR Code makes a printable PNG from a Google Forms responder link.
Use it when people will open the form from a poster, slide, table tent, or
sticker, and typing a long URL would slow them down. In this article you will
learn how to copy your form link, generate the code in your browser, and
download a PNG you can print.

The tool is at form.ms/tools/google-form-qr-code-generator
[https://form.ms/tools/google-form-qr-code-generator].


1. COPY YOUR FORM LINK

In Google Forms, copy the responder link. A forms.gle short URL or a full
docs.google.com/forms URL both work. Short links make a less dense code, which
helps on small stickers.


2. PASTE IT AND GENERATE

Open the Google Form to QR Code
[https://form.ms/tools/google-form-qr-code-generator] tool. Paste the URL. Click
Generate QR code. You can pick a style next to the preview if you want.




3. DOWNLOAD THE PNG

Click Download PNG. Test-scan it with a phone before you order a print run.
Confirm the form opens, and that anyone with the link can respond if that is
what you intended.



The PNG is a static code. It keeps working as long as that form URL still opens.
Editing questions on the same form does not need a new code. Generate a new one
only if the public link changes.

Formms does not count scans. You will see replies in Google Forms. For a
SurveyMonkey collector instead, use SurveyMonkey to QR Code
[https://formms.help.center/article/1027-how-to-use-surveymonkey-to-qr-code].