Feedback Form QR Code Generator

What this tool does

This tool makes a QR code that opens your feedback form when scanned, so people can tell you what they thought there and then. Whatever form you use, paste its link, set the size and colours, and download a PNG or SVG for receipts, tables, and signage.

How to use it

1. Paste your feedback form link, from Google Forms, Typeform, SurveyMonkey, or your own.
2. Set the size and colours if you want.
3. Choose PNG or SVG, create the code, and download it.

How it works

The tool encodes your form link directly into the QR pattern, in your browser, so the code opens the form. It is a static code that works on its own, the same approach explained on the URL QR Code Generator page. Just make sure your form is open and accessible to the people scanning it, so they can fill it in without hitting a sign-in or permission block.

Private feedback, not a public review

The real value of a feedback code is catching what people think in the moment, on a receipt, a table card, a product insert, or right after a service, while the experience is fresh and they are still on the spot. Capture it then, and you hear things people would never bother to come back and tell you later.

It is worth being clear how this differs from a reviews code, because the two serve opposite purposes. A Google Reviews code sends people to leave a public rating on your listing, which is what you want from happy customers. A feedback form is private: the responses come straight to you and no further. That makes it the right tool for honest, candid input, the kind that helps you fix a problem quietly before it turns into a public complaint, or for detailed surveys you would not put on a review page. Many businesses use both, a private form to learn and improve, and a public reviews code to build their reputation. To build the form itself, the Google Form QR Code Generator covers that.

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