Turn an address, Google Maps link, or GPS coordinates into a QR code people can scan for directions. It works as an address QR code for a storefront, a QR code for an address on an invitation or delivery note, or a precise pin from raw coordinates — whichever input you have, scanning opens the spot in Google Maps. No signup. No expiration.
A Google Maps "Share" link is the most precise. Use an address when you do not have a link, or coordinates for places without a street address.
No. The Google Maps URL is encoded in the pattern, so the code keeps working as long as Google Maps exists.
Yes. Enter latitude and longitude in decimal degrees, for example 40.7484 and -73.9857.
Yes. The maps.google.com URL opens the Maps app or website on both iPhone and Android.