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Share with a QR code

Turn a Dapta 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.


Step 1: Open the form in the editor and click the QR code icon in the topbar, between Embed and Open form.


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 QR code for this form dialog: the code on a white tile, the link https://forms.dapta.ai/k7m2xq/f/lead-qualification-quiz with a copy button, and the Download SVG and Download PNG buttons
The code and the link under it are the same address Copy link gives you.

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.


Good to know

  • It is the same link. The code opens exactly what Copy link copies, https://forms.dapta.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.

  • It opens the live form. Scanning shows the published version, so publish your latest edits before you print.

  • 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 and your public page do not have one.

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