A directions QR code opens turn-by-turn navigation to a destination the moment it is scanned. Type an address or place name and QR-Quickly builds a Google Maps directions URL with the destination filled in — the visitor's own current location is used as the start, so you never need to know where they are. You can also paste a ready-made Google Maps directions link. It is the difference between showing someone where a place is and actually getting them there, which makes it ideal for venues, entrances, parking and pickup points.
Type the destination address or place, or paste a Google Maps directions link, then download the PNG or SVG. The code opens navigation to that destination when scanned.
Yes. The encoded URL opens Google Maps directions to your destination, and the scanner's current location is used as the start point.
Yes. Enter the venue address or paste its Maps link. For tricky entrances, encode the exact pin or directions link so guests arrive at the right door.
Yes. Use the specific parking area or entrance address, or a dropped-pin Share link, so drivers are guided to the correct spot rather than the building overall.
The code does not request or store any location. The mapping app uses the scanner's own device location as the starting point when the route opens.
No. The directions URL is encoded in the pattern, so the code keeps working as long as Google Maps is available.
Use PNG for quick digital use. Use SVG for printed signs and posters, because it stays crisp at any size.