A QR code can’t hold an entire PDF — instead it stores a link to one. Upload your PDF somewhere public (your site, Google Drive, Dropbox), paste the share link above, and download a free PDF QR code. Scanning it opens or downloads the document. The code is generated in your browser and never uploaded.
To create yours:
Host your PDF
Put it on your website, or use Google Drive/Dropbox with a “anyone with the link” share URL.
Drop the share link in the box above
OpenQR encodes it as a URL — there’s nothing else to configure.
Style it (optional)
Add your logo, brand colours and a frame so the code matches the document.
Export with no watermark
PNG for screens, or vector SVG/PDF for print.
Swap the file without a new code
Choose “Make it editable” to get a dynamic code: keep the same printed QR and re-point it to an updated PDF any time — new price list, new brochure, v2 of the manual — with no reprint, plus scan tracking.
Put it on packaging, posters, product labels or print ads so people reach the document instantly. A static code works forever and offline; an editable (dynamic) code lets you change the file later and see scan stats. Printing it? Export SVG or PDF and check the right print size.