The Form QR Code feature in PF Choice Eliminator generates a scannable code for your form’s live link, along with a one-click way to copy that link. Use it to let people open and test the published form on a phone without typing a URL.

Before you begin #

You need a Google Form with the PF Choice Eliminator add-on already added to your Google account. If the add-on isn’t installed yet, add it from Google Workspace Marketplace before continuing.

Open the QR code panel #

1. Open your form in Google Forms.
2. In the toolbar, click the Add-ons icon, then select PF Choice Eliminator. The add-on panel opens on the right side of the form, headed PF Choice Eliminator.
3. At the bottom of the panel, click Form QR, next to Responses. The panel switches to the Form QR Code view, showing a QR code, the heading Scan to Open Live Form, and a Copy Form URL button.

Copy the form’s URL #

1. In the Form QR Code view, click Copy Form URL.
2. A confirmation message, “Form URL copied to clipboard!”, appears at the top of the panel. Click its X to dismiss it.
3. Paste the link (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V) wherever you want to share it — an email, a chat message, or another app.

Close the QR code panel #

There are two ways to leave the Form QR Code view:

• Click the X next to the Form QR Code heading at the top of the panel.
• Click Close QR Code at the bottom of the panel.

Either one returns you to whichever tab — Questions or Form Settings — was open before you opened the QR code panel.

Things to know #

• The Form QR Code view doesn’t include options to resize, recolor, or otherwise customize the QR code.
• Copy Form URL and Close QR Code are the only actions available in this view — there’s no separate button for downloading, saving, or regenerating the QR code image.
• The QR code and Copy Form URL both point to the same form link, so scanning the code and pasting the copied link opens the same live form.
• The Form QR button is available from both the Questions tab and the Form Settings tab, so you can open the QR code panel no matter which tab you’re on.