Put a brochure, product guide or event program within one scan. Use a public PDF link or upload your document, then customize and save your code.
TWO WAYS TO SHARE A DOCUMENT
Choose who hosts the file. The QR code links to the document; it does not store a copy inside the pattern.
Host the document on your own website or file service and paste its address above. Test it in a private browser window to make sure customers can access it.
You control the file’s availability. Replacing the contents at the same URL can keep a static code useful; changing the URL needs a dynamic code or a new print.
Sign in, choose “Upload and share a file” in the editor, and select your PDF. The public file URL is filled in for you.
Save the QR code within 24 hours to keep the upload attached to your workspace. Only upload a document you are allowed to share publicly.
DOCUMENTS PEOPLE CAN TAKE WITH THEM
Examples of documents to connect to your own packaging, signs and handouts.
Put a link on the product label so customers can revisit cleaning, assembly or maintenance instructions.
Give visitors a program they can open on their phone. Use a dynamic code when a revised schedule will have a new file address.
Connect a sample, display or business card to a detailed brochure. Keep pricing and product information up to date.
READY FOR A REAL PHONE
A readable QR image is only half the experience. The file needs to open and read well, too.
Use readable text, compress large images and give the document a clear title. Avoid distributing confidential information through a public file link.
Paste the URL or upload after signing in. Choose dynamic mode for future URL changes, customize the pattern and save it. Download from QR codes.
Scan a printed sample, open the PDF over mobile data and check its text at phone size. Repeat the check after replacing the document.
No. The QR code contains a link. A phone opens that link to retrieve the document, so the reader needs internet access and the PDF must remain available. The PDF file size does not become part of the QR pattern.
No. You can use a public PDF URL from your own website or another host. Test the link in a private browser window first: a link that works only while you are signed in will not work for every customer. Sign in to Scanvoya if you prefer to upload a file here.
With a dynamic code, upload the new PDF or paste its new URL in the saved code’s editor, then save. The printed code keeps the same short link. A static code only follows its original URL, so a new file URL requires a new code unless your file host lets you replace the document at the same address.
Anyone who has its public file link. A password on the dynamic QR entry protects that entry, but it does not encrypt the PDF or protect a file link someone has already copied. Use a document service with its own access controls for confidential material.
An upload that is not attached to a saved item is eligible for cleanup after 24 hours. Saving the code keeps its linked file. When you replace or delete a code, cleanup also depends on other saved references and the file-retention choice shown in the workspace. Do not delete a file that a printed static code still uses.
CLEAR FROM THE START
Your 7-day trial begins with your first saved QR code, barcode or smart link. It includes 5 saved items in total. No credit card is required to start.
After the trial, membership is required for new saves, downloads and active dynamic links. Membership includes unlimited saved items at US$14/month or US$88/year, plus applicable tax. It renews automatically until canceled.