Every map has a QR code, and so does every place on it. Print one on a sign, a flyer or a shelf label and anyone who scans it opens your map, ready to explore or already focused on the exact place you chose.
Make the QR code
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Open Links & QR
In the editor, open the Links & QR tab. There is also a small QR beside the map title that opens the same screen. Publish the map at least once so the code works.
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Choose what to link to
Use Link to to pick the whole map, or any single place. Pick a place and the code opens the map already focused on it.
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Download the QR code
The QR image below the link always matches your choice. Click the image, or ⬇ Download QR, to save it as a PNG for print or signage.
A QR for a multi-stop tour
You can also make a QR code that opens a whole walking route across several places. Build it in the Guided tour link section of the same tab and download its QR the same way. See Build a guided tour across your map.
Print it so it scans
Print QR codes at a decent size with clear space around them, keep good contrast (dark code on a light background), and avoid stretching the image. Test the printed code with a phone before you produce a large run.