Location QR code
Paste a Google Maps link or coordinates; whoever scans the code gets the map at the same spot.
- Never expires
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- No ads when scanned
The code is made in your browser. We don’t store what you type, and the code never passes through our servers.
How to use it
- Paste a map link or coordinates, or use your current location.
- Check the spot with “Open in Maps”.
- Download the code and put it on an invitation, sign or website.
How do I copy my location from Google Maps?
- Open Google Maps and long-press the spot until a red pin appears, or search for the shop name.
- Tap “Share” then “Copy link”, or copy the numbers shown in the search box (latitude and longitude).
- Paste the link or numbers in the box above.
Coordinates are more precise than a short link and keep working even if the place’s name changes on the map. If you’re there now, tap “Use my current location”.
FAQ
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. The link uses Google’s official format, so it opens the Google Maps app if installed, or the map in the browser otherwise.
Do you store my location?
No. “Use my current location” reads it in your browser only, and asks your permission first.
Link or coordinates?
Coordinates mark a fixed point on the ground. A short link (maps.app.goo.gl) also works, but depends on Google to resolve it.
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