QR code for a Google Maps location
Paste the link to your place on Google Maps and print it on flyers, invitations and event signs. Free, no signup.
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Codes that lead people to you
Copy the place’s link
In Google Maps, open your place, tap Share and copy the link. It starts with maps.app.goo.gl and is short enough for a simple code.
Share the place, not a pin
A place’s link shows your name, hours, photos and reviews, with Directions one tap away. A dropped pin shows only a spot on the map.
A pin where there is no listing
For a side entrance, a parking lot or a field, touch and hold the map to drop a pin, then share the pin’s link.
Scan it with an iPhone
iPhones without Google Maps open the link in the browser. Scan the proof with one to see what those visitors get.
Dynamic QR codes
Print it once. Change the link whenever you want.
A dynamic code points to a short QRPine link. You decide where that link goes, and you can change it after the code is printed.
Make your codes and scan a printed proof for free. Pay $36 a year to put them live, with unlimited codes and scans and a full refund within 14 days.
Printed once
On 2,000 menus since March
Example- Opened
mybakery.com/summer-menu- Opens now
- mybakery.com/fall-menu
- Last 7 days
- 412
- iPhone
- 58%
- Android
- 41%
Same printed code. New destination.
Questions
Something else? Email support@qrpine.com and a person answers.
QRPine is an independent business in Quebec, Canada, running since 2026.
It opens the place in Google Maps, and Directions is one tap from there, from wherever the person stands. That suits a printed code better than a fixed route, since people come from different places.
Yes. Search for the address in Google Maps, tap Share, and paste that link. It opens the address with Directions, without a Business Profile.
A free code keeps opening the place it was made with. A dynamic code can be pointed to the new place, so flyers and signs already printed send people to the right door.