A QR code is a 2D barcode that people can scan with their smartphone to open and take your survey. It's common to include QR codes on print media like pamphlets, posters, and receipts.
Survey owners or people with Full Access permissions can download a QR code for a survey when creating a Web link collector.
To download your QR code:
The QR code downloads to your computer with the file name QR code_your-weblink-ending.png. It downloads to the maximum width and height (256x256).
The collector options you select affect both the survey link and the QR code—so the survey experience will be the same for people taking your survey from either place.
If you send out both the URL and the QR code to collect responses, you won't be able to filter your results by QR code only. You can only filter your results by the entire collector.
If you want to be able to filter by QR code only, make sure to only share the QR code and not the URL—then you can filter by collector.
Scanning a SurveyMonkey QR code with your smartphone or tablet opens the survey on the device so people can take the survey. Some phones already have QR code readers built in, or you can download a QR code reader app onto your device.