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Create an Apple Maps QR code from an address, coordinates, or Apple Maps share link. Best link formats and print tips for iPhone-friendly signage.
An Apple Maps QR code should open the location in Apple Maps with one scan (especially on iPhone). Start with the Apple Maps QR code generator.
- Apple Maps share link (most accurate pin)
- Address / place name (fastest)
- Coordinates (lat,lng) for parking/pickup points
Examples (copy/paste)#
Coordinates: https://maps.apple.com/?ll=37.3349,-122.0090
Query: https://maps.apple.com/?q=Apple%20Park
Print tips (so it scans reliably)#
- Add a label like “Scan for Apple Maps”.
- Use high contrast and keep a clean quiet zone (don’t crop the QR).
- Print larger for signage and scan-test from the real distance.
If scans fail, use the QR not scanning checklist.
Need it to work great on Android too?#
Apple Maps is strongest on iPhone. If you want one QR that works great across devices, consider using Google Maps QR (or a landing page URL QR).
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Quick answers
Common questions
Which QR format works best?
Use standard formats like URL, WIFI, vCard, or wa.me and keep the data short.
How do I keep QR content scannable?
Remove extra fields, shorten URLs, and print larger for dense data.
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