Google Maps QR Code: Send People to Your Location
Make a Google Maps QR code that opens directions to your business. Get the share link, create a free code, and place it on flyers, cards and event signs.
4 min read · Updated November 4, 2026
A Google Maps QR code opens your location in Google Maps so people can get directions in one tap. You make it from your place's share link.
Step by step
- Search your business or address in Google Maps.
- Tap Share and copy the link.
- Paste it into /qr-code-generator and download the code.
- Test it on a phone — it should open Maps with your pin.
Even better: directions plus everything else
Point the code at a free Linkly local business page with buttons for directions, call, WhatsApp, opening hours and reviews. See /local-business-website.
Static or never-change code?
A static code holds the link itself and is free forever, but it can't be changed after printing — a new link means a new code. A never-change code (Pro, $5/month or $49/year) points to a permanent getlinkly.app address, so you can change where it goes anytime, see how many people scanned it, and it keeps working even if you cancel. Useful if you move premises — the printed code keeps working.
Where to use it
- Event invitations and wedding cards.
- Flyers and leaflets.
- Business cards for site visits.
- Delivery notes and booking confirmations.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on iPhone?
Yes. It opens Google Maps if installed, otherwise the browser version.
Can I make a QR code for my Google reviews instead?
Yes — see /blog/qr-code-for-google-reviews.
Is it free?
Yes, static Maps QR codes are free.
Make your Google Maps QR code at /qr-code-generator.