What is a geo: payload?

A string like geo:37.7749,-122.4194 that many map apps understand. You can also encode a Maps URL instead.

Are my QR codes uploaded to a server?

No. Generation and scanning run entirely in your browser on Mewix. Files and payloads never leave your device.

Can I download as PNG, JPG, SVG, or PDF?

Yes. Generators export PNG and high-quality JPG for photos and forms, SVG for design tools, a tight PDF of the code alone, and a print PDF centered on A4 or Letter.

What size should I print a QR code?

For reliable phone scanning, print at least about 2×2 cm (¾ inch) for short URLs, and larger for dense payloads or long distances. Keep quiet-zone margins clear.

Will iPhone and Android scan this?

Yes. Built-in Camera apps on modern iPhone and Android devices read standard QR codes, including WiFi, URL, and contact payloads.

Is my location sent to Mewix?

No. Optional geolocation stays in the browser and is only used to fill the lat/lng fields on your device.

Geo QR Code Generator

Create a location QR from latitude and longitude using geo: or a Maps URL. Optional device location — nothing is uploaded.

LatitudeLongitudePayload style

ForegroundBackgroundModule styleCorner squaresCorner dotsError correctionSize (512px)Margin (8)

Center logo (optional)

Print paper

How to create a location QR code

Set coordinates. Enter latitude and longitude, or use your current location (permission required).
Choose payload style. Use geo: for native map apps or a Google Maps URL for broad compatibility.
Download. Export PNG, SVG, tight PDF, or A4/Letter print PDF.

Related QR tools

Explore the QR & Barcode hub, or jump to WiFi QR, QR Scanner, or Barcode Generator.

Frequently asked questions

It stores geographic coordinates so scanning opens a map pin for that place.