QR Codes + Google Drive
Share any Google Drive file — PDFs, spreadsheets, presentations, videos — via QR code. Perfect for menus, brochures, instructions, and resources.
Real-world use case
Host your product catalog as a Google Drive PDF. Link it to a QR code on your trade show table. Prospects scan and get the full catalog instantly — always the latest version.
How to use QR codes with Google Drive
- 1Upload your file to Google DriveUpload any file (PDF, video, doc) and click Share → Anyone with the link → Copy link.
- 2Generate a QR code for the Drive linkPaste the Google Drive link into Dynamic QR and create a dynamic code.
- 3Print and distributeAdd to any physical material. When the file is updated in Drive, the QR code still works without reprinting.
Use dynamic QR codes with Google Drive — edit links anytime
Change your destination URL without reprinting. Track every scan. From $9/month.
Common questions
Can I update the file without reprinting the QR code?
Yes — replace the file in Google Drive (keeping the same link) and the QR code automatically shows the updated version. Or use a Dynamic QR dynamic code to change the link to a completely new file.
How do I make a Google Drive file accessible to anyone?
Click Share on the file, change 'Restricted' to 'Anyone with the link', set permission to Viewer, and copy the link.
What file types work for QR code distribution?
PDFs, Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, videos, images, and any other file type Google Drive can host with a shareable link.