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How to Share Your Petitions on Qomon

Easily share your petitions via unique URLs, QR codes, or embed them on your website to maximize reach and impact.

Written by Charles Keignart

4 ways to share your petitions

Need help making your petition? Read this article first for steps and inspiration: How to create and publish my petition.


1. Share the URL

Every published petition on Qomon gets a unique web address (URL) that can be easily shared.

The image shows the possibility of customizing your petition's url


2. QR Code

Qomon lets you create a QR code for your petition in just a few clicks, so supporters can scan and sign instantly.

  • Open your petition's sharing options and select Create QR Code.

  • Qomon generates a scannable QR code linked directly to your petition.

  • Download it in PNG or JPEG format.

  • Add it to flyers, posters, event signage, or anywhere your supporters will see it in person.

👉 For more details, see Use QR Codes in Qomon.


3. Embed/Integrate on your website

Leverage your website’s traffic to gather more signatures.

  • Click the three dots icon at the top right and select your Embed option (Basic or Custom).

You can then choose to embed your petition on your Website (Basic) or integrate it directly on your website (Custom).

Embed your petition (Basic):

  • Copy the code from the pop-up window.

  • Adjust the form’s height and width for seamless website integration.

  • Paste the code into your web editor—ready to go!

🛠️ Optional: You can remove the signature counter from the form header if desired.

Integrate to your website (Custom):

  • Enable supporters to sign without leaving your site for a better user experience.

  • Copy the provided integration code.

  • Paste it into your website's body and header, adjusting its dimensions as needed.


3. Add the link to your Materials

You can also add your petition's URL to Materials, making it available to your volunteers directly in their Qomon app. This gives your team an easy, centralized way to access and share the petition wherever they are.

Once it's in Materials, volunteers can share the petition however works best for the moment:

  • QR code — let someone scan it on the spot.

  • Airdrop — send it instantly to a nearby phone.

  • Link share — post it directly to WhatsApp, social media, email, or text.

This means every volunteer always has quick, ready-to-share access to your petition — no digging for the right link.


🥳 And That's It!

Start sharing your petitions and boosting their visibility today. Have questions? Reach out to [email protected].

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