Free QR code survey maker
A QR code survey people actually finish.
Long forms get abandoned. A QR survey that asks one clear question at a time gets answered in seconds, from a poster, a table card, a receipt or a slide. No app to download and no account for anyone answering.
How it works
- 01
Ask one question
A rating, yes or no, multiple choice, a ranking or a short written answer.
- 02
Print or project the QR
Letter and A4 posters, table tents and cut-out cards are built in. Or put it on a slide.
- 03
Watch the answers
Results update live. See how many people scanned versus answered, and export to CSV.
Why one-question surveys get more answers
Every extra question on a survey loses people. A QR survey asked in the moment, one tap, at the table or by the door, gets answered by the people who would never open a feedback email.
Run a different question each week and you build up a clearer picture than one long form ever gives you, with far more people in it.
Where QR code surveys work
- Restaurants and cafes: a table tent asking about tonight's meal.
- Shops, salons and clinics: a card at the counter while people wait.
- Events and conferences: the exit doors, the last slide, the back of the badge.
- Offices and schools: a poster by the kitchen or classroom door.
- Open houses and showrooms: honest, anonymous feedback on the way out.
Make sure people scan it
- Say why: 'Help us pick next month's menu' beats 'Give us feedback'.
- Put it where people stand still, at eye level.
- Keep the code large and high-contrast; the built-in posters do this for you.
- Show results later. People answer more when they see their answers went somewhere.
Questions
Is the QR code survey maker free?
Yes. The free plan covers every question type, printable posters and up to 100 responses per survey question. You don't need an account to make one.
Do people need an app to answer?
No. Any modern phone camera reads the QR code and opens the question in the browser.
Can I ask several questions?
Make one poll per question and print them on the same poster or table card, or rotate a new question each week. Short and frequent beats long and rare.
Can I see who answered?
No, answers are anonymous. That's why people answer honestly. Each device gets one answer.