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Location QR Code Generator

Create a QR code that opens a map at your exact location when scanned.

From Google Maps: right-click the spot and copy the first number.

The second number from the right-click card.

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A location QR code contains geographic coordinates. Scanning it opens the maps app with a pin on your exact spot — precise to the entrance, parking lot or trailhead, not just the street address.

It uses the standard geo: format, so it respects the scanner's own maps app: Google Maps on Android, Apple Maps on iPhone, or whatever the user prefers.

Great for storefronts (“find us”), event venues, vacation-rental check-in instructions, real-estate signage and anything harder to find than its address suggests.

How to get your exact coordinates

Open Google Maps on your computer or phone, then right-click (long-press on mobile) the exact spot you want to pin — a small card appears with the latitude and longitude, and the numbers are copied automatically. Paste them into the fields above. That's more precise than searching for the street address, which can land on the wrong side of the building.

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Frequently asked questions

Why coordinates instead of an address?
Coordinates pin the exact point — the right entrance, the parking lot, the trailer at the far end of the site. Addresses get interpreted by the maps service and can land somewhere unhelpful. If you prefer a place search instead, our guide on Google Maps QR codes covers that approach.
Does it open Google Maps?
It opens the scanner's default maps app — Google Maps on most Androids, Apple Maps on iPhones. Some scanners also show a “open in Google Maps” choice. The code itself is app-neutral.
Do I need internet to scan it?
Scanning works offline, but displaying the map itself needs a data connection — the maps app has to download its imagery.
How accurate are the coordinates?
As accurate as the ones you enter. Five decimal places (about one meter) is plenty for entrances; three decimals (~100 m) is fine for large venues.

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