Is it possible to make a QR code to Access form?

If you intend to use your phone's camera, then I'm not sure how the Access form will open in your phone.

I assume the OP intends to scan the string expression into a text box control, and then use an event procedure to open the form. To enable a phone to be used as a scanner input device for a PC see https://barcodetopc.com/

I wasn't thinking clearly. My original thought was that the QR code would have a full Access command line in it, with the /cmd argument. But you're right: how would that get executed? It would have to be the job of the receiving app, just like on a phone the receiving app runs that URL in the default browser.

Possible yes, practical no.

Hi there, I am curious if it is possible to create a QR code that links to a Microsoft access form. My hope is for the QR code to lead straight to the form. Please let me know if this is possible. Thank you

I'm sorry but I actually don't understand this request, perhaps I am missing something. To read a QR code, won't you need to use a camera? If so, which camera are you planning to use? If you intend to use your phone's camera, then I'm not sure how the Access form will open in your phone.

Sure. A QR code represents a string of text. Imagine the text being:
[path-to]msaccess.exe [path_to]your.accde /cmd "OpenForm=frmOne"

Then all you have to do in your startup code is process the command line argument (see the Command function), and open the requested form.