Map Coordinates
A location QR code turns 'where are you?' into a single scan. Instead of typing an address, the user's phone opens your exact coordinates in their preferred maps app, ready for directions.
Set the location
Pick your point on the map or enter latitude and longitude directly for pinpoint accuracy.
Generate the code
The coordinates are encoded into the QR. Scanning opens the location in the device's default maps app.
Place it where it helps
On invitations, storefronts, packaging or event signage — anywhere people need to find you.
Where it delivers
Retail and venues
Help customers navigate to your door without searching for the address.
Events and weddings
Put the exact location on invitations so guests get directions in one tap.
Real estate
A yard-sign code that opens the property's precise position for viewings.
Functionality
- Latitude / longitude input
- Interactive map pin selection
- Opens in the device's native maps app
- Static — works permanently, no server
- Combines with full styling
Coordinates beat a typed address for precision — especially for venues with a hard-to-find entrance or no clear street number.
Create yoursPractical notes
A location code opens a map, it does not track anyone
The code carries a pair of coordinates. Scanning it opens the device's default map application at that point. Nothing is sent to us, and no location is collected from the person scanning.
Coordinates beat an address
A written address depends on a geocoder guessing correctly, which goes wrong for new builds, rural properties, large sites and anywhere with duplicate street names. A coordinate pair points at exactly the spot you dropped the pin, including a specific entrance or loading bay.
Drop the pin where you want people to arrive
For a venue with several entrances, a car park or a site office, place the pin at the door you want used rather than at the centre of the building. It is the difference between a visitor arriving and a visitor phoning you.
Pair the code with a line of text
A bare code on a sign gives no reason to scan it. 'Scan for directions to the north entrance' converts far better, and it tells someone who cannot scan where to go anyway. The same applies on printed invitations and delivery instructions: the code saves typing, the text carries the meaning if the code fails.
Common questions
Which map app does the code open?
Whichever the device uses by default — Apple Maps on iPhone, Google Maps on most Android phones. The code carries standard coordinates rather than a link to one provider.
Does a location QR code work offline?
The code itself is read offline, since the coordinates are inside the pattern. Showing the map needs a connection unless the person has offline maps saved.
Can I use an address instead of coordinates?
You can search for an address and the map will place a pin, which you can then drag to the exact spot. What gets encoded is the final coordinate pair, so accuracy is yours to control.
