Create QR codes with the full PRO experience.
Create a QR code that opens your PDF document directly on smartphones. Perfect for menus, brochures, catalogs, manuals, CVs and more.
Takes less than 60 seconds.
Upload your PDF to a cloud service (Google Drive, Dropbox) and get a shareable link.
Select "URL" type in the generator and paste the direct link to your PDF file.
Download your QR code and add it to brochures, product labels, business cards or websites.
Create QR codes for free, no credit card required.
Your QR code is ready in seconds, scan-ready immediately.
See scans by country, device and time with real-time analytics.
Static QR codes never expire and work offline.
Restaurant menus
Replace physical menus with a digital PDF — scan to view the full menu.
Product catalogs
Print one QR code on marketing materials and link to your full product catalog.
Instruction manuals
Add to product packaging — customers scan for the full user manual PDF.
CVs & portfolios
Print a QR code on your business card that opens your PDF resume.
Event programs
Attendees scan to get the full program, schedule or exhibitor list.
Real estate brochures
Link property listings to detailed PDF fact sheets with floor plans.
Free plan available. No credit card required. 3 free QR codes to start.
Get started freeNo. Simply upload your PDF to any cloud storage service (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Amazon S3) and paste the shareable public link into the URL QR code generator.
With a static QR code, if the URL stays the same the QR code still works. With a dynamic QR code (paid plan), you can update the destination URL anytime without reprinting.
Yes, if the PDF link allows downloading. Most cloud storage direct links open the PDF in the browser and offer a download option.
There is no file size limit on our side. The limit depends on the cloud service hosting your PDF. Google Drive and Dropbox support files up to several GB.
Yes, with a dynamic QR code on a paid plan, you get full scan analytics so you know exactly how many people opened your PDF and from where.