Turn any PDF link into a QR code
Paste the public link to your PDF from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or your own website, and get a scannable QR code instantly. The code updates in real time as you edit the link or design.
Free PDF QR Code Generator
Create a customizable PDF to QR code from your Google Drive, Dropbox or website link. Add your logo, choose custom colours, backgrounds, styles and sizes, then download it in PNG, SVG or PDF format or share it directly through WhatsApp.
QR Code Generators
Free online PDF QR tool
Paste your PDF link, customize the QR code and download it instantly.
Paste the public link to your PDF (Google Drive, Dropbox, or any website URL) and we turn it into a scannable QR code.
In Google Drive: open the PDF → Share → change access to “Anyone with the link” → Copy link, then paste it here.
Anyone who scans this code opens your PDF directly in their browser — no app needed. Keep the file’s sharing set to public so it always opens.
Paste a valid URL to begin
Available on mobile — open this page on your phone to share directly.
Change the shape, size and colours.
Place your brand logo in the centre of the QR code.
PNG, JPG or WebP files are supported.
Add instructions and select the download format.
Create fast, customizable and reliable PDF QR codes directly in your browser without registration or unnecessary waiting.
Paste the public link to your PDF from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or your own website, and get a scannable QR code instantly. The code updates in real time as you edit the link or design.
No uploads, storage limits or file-size caps. Because your PDF stays where you already keep it, the QR code simply points people straight to it.
Generate and download unlimited PDF QR codes without creating an account, subscribing or sharing personal information.
Download your PDF QR code as a high-quality PNG, scalable SVG or print-ready PDF for digital, professional and commercial use.
Upload your logo, apply your brand colours and add heading or call-to-action text to create a professional, on-brand PDF QR code.
See every design change immediately while adjusting the style, colours, size, logo, background and error correction level.
Your PDF link is processed entirely inside your browser and is never uploaded to or stored on our servers.
Generate a PDF QR code in three simple steps. Your QR code updates automatically whenever you change the link or design.
Upload your PDF to Google Drive, Dropbox or your website and set its sharing to “Anyone with the link”. Copy that public link.
Paste the PDF link, then personalize the QR code style, colours, size, logo, heading and call-to-action with a live preview.
Download your PDF QR code in PNG, SVG or PDF format and add it to flyers, menus, brochures, packaging, posters or business cards.
Turn menus, brochures, manuals and price lists into an instant document your customers can open with one scan.
Let customers open your brochure, menu, manual or price list instantly, without typing a long link or searching for a file.
If your host keeps the same link when you replace the file, you can update the PDF’s contents without reprinting the QR code.
Generate unlimited PDF QR codes without creating an account, subscribing or providing any personal information.
The QR code is generated in your browser, helping keep your PDF link private while delivering instant results.
Customize your PDF QR code and download it in the format and quality required for digital or printed use.
Generate a QR code from the public link to your PDF so scanning opens the document directly in the phone’s browser.
Compatible with Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, WeTransfer links and PDFs hosted on your own website.
A built-in check confirms your link is a valid URL before the QR code is generated, reducing broken scans.
See your PDF QR code immediately and watch every customization change before you download the final file.
Choose from square, rounded and dotted QR code patterns to match your personal or business branding.
Change the QR code colour to match your document, campaign, packaging or storefront design.
Select a background colour while keeping enough contrast for fast, reliable scanning.
Generate a PDF QR code with a transparent background to place over posters, graphics and packaging designs.
Pick a QR code size that suits digital or printed use without reducing scan reliability.
Upload and place your business or brand logo in the centre of the PDF QR code.
Add a heading or call-to-action such as Scan to view the brochure to guide users and increase scans.
Share your generated QR code straight to WhatsApp from your phone without downloading and attaching it manually.
Download a high-quality PNG for websites, social media, email and everyday digital use.
Download a scalable SVG that can be resized for banners and posters without losing sharpness.
Download a print-ready PDF of the QR code for flyers, menus, packaging and marketing materials.
Export your QR code in ready-to-use Instagram Story, WhatsApp Status or square post dimensions.
Create a QR code for almost any PDF you host publicly online, from menus and brochures to manuals and resumes.
Share a Drive-hosted PDF by setting access to “Anyone with the link” and pasting the copied link.
Use a Dropbox shared link so customers can open or download your PDF after scanning.
Generate a share link from OneDrive and turn it into a QR code for easy distribution.
Link directly to a PDF stored on your own website or server, such as a brochure or catalogue.
Point diners to your PDF menu so they can view dishes, prices and specials on their own phone.
Share product brochures, service catalogues and lookbooks from packaging, posters or shelves.
Give customers instant access to current pricing, packages and rate cards without reprints.
Link user manuals, setup guides and instruction sheets on products, boxes or equipment.
Add a QR code to a printed CV or business card that opens your full PDF resume or portfolio.
Share schedules, programs, floor plans and PDF tickets for conferences, weddings and shows.
PDF QR codes connect printed and offline materials directly to documents people can read on their own phones.
Place PDF menu QR codes on tables, counters and windows so guests can view the full menu, offers and specials on their phones.
Add QR codes to packaging and shelves that open product catalogues, warranties, manuals and care instructions.
Put PDF QR codes on posters, flyers and banners to share brochures, offers and campaign details instantly.
Link property brochures, floor plans and price sheets from boards and listings so buyers can read the details.
Share study material, syllabi, worksheets and admission forms as PDFs students can open in one scan.
Distribute agendas, maps, speaker lists and PDF tickets from badges, signage and invitations.
Consultants and agencies share proposals, case studies and service PDFs from cards and printed decks.
Provide patient guides, consent forms and information leaflets as PDFs accessible from reception signage.
Attach spec sheets, safety data and installation guides to products so buyers can access documents anytime.
Select PNG, SVG or PDF depending on where and how you plan to use your PDF QR code.
Choose PNG for websites, social media, email campaigns, presentations and everyday digital use.
Choose SVG when the QR code needs to be resized for banners, posters or professional designs without losing clarity.
Choose PDF for flyers, menus, business cards, packaging and other printed marketing materials.
Follow these recommendations to improve scan reliability and make sure your PDF QR code works everywhere.
Set the file’s sharing to “Anyone with the link”. If it stays private, people who scan the code will not be able to open it.
Use a hosting link that does not change over time. If the link changes, the printed QR code will stop working.
Compress large PDFs so they open quickly on mobile data. Very large files are slow to load after scanning.
Use a dark QR code on a light background whenever possible. Weak contrast makes the code difficult to scan.
Keep the centre logo small enough that it does not cover too many QR modules and reduce scan reliability.
Include text such as Scan to view our menu or Scan for the brochure so users know what the code opens.
Scan the final QR code with more than one phone to confirm the PDF opens correctly before large print runs.
Common questions about creating, customizing, downloading and using QR codes for PDF documents.
A PDF QR code is a scannable code that links to a PDF hosted online. When someone scans it with a phone camera, the PDF opens directly in their browser — no app or typing required.
No. A QR code can only hold a small amount of data, not an entire document. Instead, this tool encodes a link to your PDF, so the file must be hosted somewhere public such as Google Drive, Dropbox or your website.
Yes. You can create, customize and download unlimited PDF QR codes for free in PNG, SVG and PDF formats without creating an account.
Upload the PDF to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or your website. In Google Drive, open the file, click Share, set access to “Anyone with the link”, then copy the link and paste it here.
No. You keep your PDF wherever you already host it. This tool only turns the public link into a QR code, so there are no upload or file-size limits.
Only if the link stays the same. If you move the PDF or the link changes, the printed QR code will no longer open the file. Use a stable, permanent link.
Yes, if your host keeps the same link when you replace the file. Some services (like a fixed URL on your own website) let you swap the PDF while keeping the same link, so the QR code stays valid.
Yes. Upload your logo and place it in the centre of the QR code. Keep it small and use a suitable error correction level for reliable scanning.
Yes. Both iPhone and Android camera apps recognize the QR code and open the linked PDF in the default browser.
The most common reason is that the PDF’s sharing is set to private. Set it to “Anyone with the link”. Also check that the link is correct and the file still exists.
Yes. Hosting your menu as a PDF and printing its QR code on tables lets guests view the full menu, prices and specials on their own phones.
Yes. You can change the QR code style, foreground colour, background colour, size, transparent background, logo, heading and call-to-action text.
No. The QR code is generated entirely in your browser. Your PDF link is never uploaded to or stored on our servers.
Yes. Any number of people can scan the same QR code, and each one opens the same PDF from your hosting link.
Yes. Download it as a PDF or SVG and add it to flyers, brochures, menus, packaging, posters and business cards.
The QR code itself does not expire. It keeps working as long as your PDF stays online and the link does not change.