Make a QR code for an existing PDF link
Static generation runs in your browser without an account. Download PNG or SVG; the browser allows three static downloads per rolling hour. Entered QR content is not sent to QR Yours.
The QR stores the document address, not the PDF file. Updating a file at that same address can change what readers see. A move to a different address requires a new static code, or an existing managed redirect whose destination you can edit.
- Put the PDF at an HTTP or HTTPS address your intended readers can open.
- Paste that full link into the PDF generator, choose a design and download the code.
- Scan the code on a phone and open the document. Check readability and any sign-in requirements at the destination.
Hosted PDF availability and limits
The hosted upload workflow requires an account and safety checks before publication. New uploads and replacements are disabled in the current private release. Do not plan a print run around an unpublished upload.
Free, when hosting is enabled: 3 active PDFs, 5 MB per file and 15 MB total storage, subject to the shared active Dynamic QR allowance.
Full, when hosting is enabled: 50 active PDFs, 10 MB per file and 500 MB total storage, subject to the shared active Dynamic QR allowance.
Business, when hosting is enabled: 100 active PDFs, 20 MB per file and 1000 MB total storage, subject to the shared active Dynamic QR allowance.
Free allows three successful publications per rolling 30 days, including replacements. Deletion frees storage and active slots, but does not return a publication credit. Separate upload-attempt limits apply.
Published QR Yours PDFs are for sharing: anyone with an accessible link may open them. Safety checks reduce risk but cannot guarantee a file is safe. Availability depends on the account, QR and service state.