Generate customizable QR codes for URLs, WiFi, contacts, and more.
Type
Latitude must be between −90 and 90
Longitude must be between −180 and 180
Customization
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Module style
Eye style
Error correction
Size (px)
Logo (optional)
Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded; your input never leaves your device. How it works
Quick answer
Enter GPS coordinates and Tabreon generates a QR code that opens the location in the scanning device's default maps app.
Why use Tabreon for this?
Generated entirely in your browser — the coordinates are never sent to a server.
Opens directly in the device's default maps app, no extra step.
No sign-up, no daily generation limit.
How to generate a location QR code
1Enter latitude and longitude. Type the coordinates for the location you want to link to.
2Preview the code. The QR preview updates live as you type.
3Download and share. Download as PNG or SVG and place it wherever people should be directed to the location.
How does a location QR code work?
A location QR code encodes GPS coordinates in a "geo:" link. Scanning it opens the device's default maps app centered on that point, giving the person turn-by-turn directions in one tap instead of searching for an address manually.
How Tabreon handles your data
The code is rendered in your browser from the coordinates you enter — the location is never transmitted to a server.
Key features
Encodes precise latitude/longitude coordinates
Opens the device's default maps app on scan
PNG and SVG export
Live preview as you type
Common use cases
Printing a venue location code on an event invitation
Adding a "get directions" QR code to a storefront window or menu
Sharing a meeting point for an outdoor event or trailhead
Common mistakes & limitations
Coordinates must be entered as decimal latitude/longitude — this tool doesn't look up an address and convert it to coordinates for you.
Frequently asked questions
Coordinates — enter the decimal latitude and longitude. If you only have an address, look up its coordinates first (most map services show them when you search).
Whichever app is set as the device's default for geo links — typically Apple Maps on iOS or Google Maps on Android.
No, the QR code is generated entirely in your browser.