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# Share with a QR code
Turn a dForms form's public link into a QR code from the editor, copy the link under it, and download the code as SVG or PNG for flyers, badges and slides.
At events and on printed material, people reach a form with their phone camera. The **QR code** button in the editor turns the form's public link into a code you can print or put on a slide, with no other tool.
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**Step 1:** Open the form in the editor and click the **QR code** icon in the topbar, between **Embed** and **Open form**.
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**Step 2:** The dialog **QR code for this form** shows the code on a white tile, even in dark mode, with the public link under it. The copy button next to the link copies it and shows a check mark for two seconds.
The code and the link under it are the same address Copy link gives you.
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**Step 3:** Click **Download SVG** or **Download PNG**. Both files are named after the form's slug.
| File | Name | Best for |
| ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **SVG** | `{slug}-qr.svg`, for example `lead-qualification-quiz-qr.svg` | Print: flyers, posters, badges. It stays sharp at any size. |
| **PNG** | `{slug}-qr.png`, 1024 × 1024 px on a white background | Slides, social posts and any tool that does not take SVG. |
If your browser cannot create the PNG, the dialog says *Could not create the PNG. Try the SVG instead.*
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## Good to know
* **It is the same link.** The code opens exactly what **Copy link** copies, `https://app.dforms.ai/{account code}/f/{slug}`, with no campaign parameters. A scan and a click land on the same page.
* **Printed codes survive a new link.** If you change the link later with **Edit link**, a code you already printed keeps working: the old address sends people to the new one. See [Old links keep working](/dforms/share/public-link.md#old-links-keep-working).
* **It opens the live form.** Scanning shows the published version, so publish your latest edits before you print.
* **The dForms logo sits in the middle.** The code carries extra error correction so scanners read it straight through the logo.
* **Keep the white border.** The margin around the code is part of it. Scanners need it to find the code, so do not crop it.
* **One code per form.** The button lives in the editor topbar. The **Forms** list does not have one. For a single code that leads to all your forms, use the **QR code** of [your workspace page](/dforms/share/public-page.md).
## What's next
* [Your public link](/dforms/share/public-link.md): the shape of the link and how to edit it.
* [Embed on your website](/dforms/share/embed.md): run the same form inside your own page.
* [Tracking & pixels](/dforms/connect/tracking-and-pixels.md): measure visits and conversions on the form.
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