QR code for a Google Form: surveys, sign-ups and feedback that people actually fill in
A survey nobody opens is just a document. A code on the table, the receipt, the classroom wall or the event badge turns 'please fill in our survey' into a 10-second action.
Get the right link
In Google Forms click Send, choose the link icon, tick Shorten URL and copy it. Don't use the editor's address bar: that link opens the editing view and asks people to sign in.
Make the code
Use the Google Forms type or the Link type, paste the link, and add a caption that says what's in it for them: 'Tell us how it went (1 minute)'. Keep the content short: a Google form link is long, so switch on Dynamic code to get a small, fast-scanning pattern.
Pre-fill answers
Google Forms can pre-fill a field from the link (Send → ⋮ → Get pre-filled link). Make a different code for each table, branch or class with that field pre-filled, and your responses arrive already sorted.
Where responses happen
- Restaurant bills and takeaway bags.
- The last slide of a talk or training session.
- Classroom doors and parent letters.
- Product packaging for warranty registration.
- Event exits: 'Rate today, win a voucher'.
- Copy the shortened respondent link from Google Forms. Send → link → Shorten URL.
- Make a dynamic code with a clear caption. Smaller pattern, and you can swap the form later.
- Make variants with pre-filled fields if you need to sort responses. One code per location.
- Place it at the moment of truth. Right after the experience, not before.