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Updated: December 2024
What is a Location QR Code?
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FAQ
A location QR code contains GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude). When scanned, it opens the user's default maps application and shows the exact location, with options for getting directions.
This is much more reliable than giving an address, especially for locations that are hard to find or don't have a street address (like outdoor venues or specific spots within larger areas).
Help attendees find your event location easily.
Guide customers to your store or office.
Share venue locations with guests.
Mark property locations on marketing materials.
Point tourists to landmarks and attractions.
Direct visitors to specific parking areas.
A location QR code contains GPS coordinates. When scanned, it opens maps apps showing that location.
The user's default maps app - usually Google Maps on Android or Apple Maps on iPhone.
GPS coordinates can pinpoint locations to within a few meters.
Yes, you can add a label that displays as the location name.
Use our free QR code generator to create custom QR codes in seconds.
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