PDF QR Code Generator
Share catalogues, manuals and price lists as PDFs via QR code — and swap the file later without reprinting the code.
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A PDF QR code points at your document. Because it is dynamic, you can upload a new version at any time and every code already printed on packaging or catalogues keeps working.
How to create PDF QR code
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Upload your PDF
Choose the catalogue, manual or price list you want to share.
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Give it a clear name
A descriptive name makes the file easier to find and replace later.
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Print the code on your product
Add it to packaging, labels or sales material.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the maximum PDF file size?
- The size limit depends on your plan — see the pricing page for the specifics.
- Do I have to reprint the code when the file changes?
- No, and that is the point of a dynamic QR code: upload the new file and every printed code resolves to the latest version.
- Can I see how many people opened the file?
- Yes. Every scan is recorded with its timestamp, device and country in your analytics.
Guides
- Print-Ready QR Codes: SVG, DPI, Quiet Zone and Ink How to hand a QR code to a printer so it comes back scannable — which file format, what resolution, how to specify the black, and what to keep away from the trim edge.
- How Small Can a QR Code Be? The 10:1 Rule, With Numbers Work out the smallest size your QR code can be printed at and still scan, using the distance it will be read from and the size of a single module.
- QR Code Error Correction: When L, M, Q and H Actually Matter What the four error-correction levels do, why a higher level can make a small code harder to scan, and which one to pick for logos, labels and outdoor signs.