Location QR Code Generator
Help people find you without typing an address. A location QR code opens your spot in a maps app with directions ready to go — ideal for stores, events, venues, and invitations.
Create your location QR code →A location QR code encodes a place — either as a maps link or as raw geo coordinates — so a scan opens that spot in the viewer’s maps app, ready for directions. It removes the awkward step of copying an address into a search box and is especially useful for places that are hard to describe, like a specific entrance, a market stall, or an event venue. Guests and customers simply scan and navigate, which cuts down on missed arrivals and "where are you?" messages.
Made in CuteQRCodeCoordinates rather than an address, so it opens the exact spot in the phone’s default maps app.
Why use a Location QR code
Directions in one tap
People get turn-by-turn navigation instantly instead of copying an address and searching for it.
Fewer "where are you?" messages
Put the code on invites and signage so guests and customers find you without asking.
Looks intentional
Brand the code with your colors and logo so it fits your invite, flyer, or storefront.
How to make one
Enter your details
Choose Location as the content type. Either paste a Google Maps link or type a street address, or switch to Coordinates and enter latitude and longitude. CuteQRCode builds the maps link or geo: payload for you, so a scan opens the spot in the reader’s maps app.
Choose your style
Pick a module shape, colours or a gradient, and optionally add a centre logo. Watch the live preview to confirm the code stays scannable.
Download the PNG
Click Generate, then Save PNG to download a free 1024×1024 image ready for screen or print. No account required.
Popular use cases
Events and weddings
Add a code to invitations that opens the venue with directions.
Stores and offices
Help first-time visitors navigate to your exact entrance.
Real estate and open houses
Put a code on flyers and signs that routes buyers to the property.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a location QR code?
Choose Location as the content type, then either paste a Google Maps link (Share → Copy link) or type the street address — or switch to Coordinates and enter latitude and longitude. Download the code and scanning opens that spot in the reader’s maps app, ready for directions.
Which maps app does it open?
A Google Maps link opens Google Maps or the browser; a geo: string opens the phone’s default maps app, which is Apple Maps on iPhone and Google Maps on most Android devices.
Can I use coordinates instead of an address?
Yes. Switch the Location panel to Coordinates and enter latitude and longitude — the generator encodes them as a geo: point. That is the reliable choice for entrances, market stalls, trailheads and anywhere without a clean street address.
Will it give directions automatically?
Scanning opens the location pin; the user taps "Directions" for navigation. Linking a Maps "directions" URL can open the routing view directly if you prefer.
Is CuteQRCode free to use?
Yes, for everything most people need. The free plan gives you unlimited QR codes, every module shape and gradient preset, a centre logo, and 1024×1024 PNG downloads with no export limit and no account required. Free downloads carry a small "Made with CuteQRCode.com" line and include one active dynamic QR code with up to 500 scans a month. CuteQR Pro, at $9 a month, removes that attribution and adds vector SVG export, ten dynamic codes, scan analytics, and custom seqr.li short links.
Will a styled QR code still scan?
Yes. The three finder-pattern squares in the corners are always drawn in the standard proportions scanners rely on, and styling is applied only to the data modules. A live preview lets you confirm scannability before you download, and high error correction adds tolerance for logos.