PDF to QR code.
Free, and it never expires.
Upload the PDF. We host it, the code opens it on any phone, and the next version of the document goes behind the same code.
Free plan: one PDF up to 5 MB. No card needed.
A QR code cannot hold a PDF
It holds a few hundred characters. Every product that advertises a PDF QR code is hosting the file somewhere and putting a link in the code. That is fine, and it is the only way it can work. The real questions are who holds the file and whether you can change it later.
https://qr.sunriseqr.com/f/your-documentWhat it will not do to you later
Charge you to start
The free plan hosts one PDF up to 5 MB, with scan analytics, and asks for no card.
Expire
No trial that ends and no scan limit that switches the code off. What you print keeps opening the file, on any plan.
How codes that never expire workShow an ad first
A scan goes straight to your document. No countdown page in between, on any plan.
Why there are no adsWhat goes behind one
Anything printed in volume, where the document outlives the version of it you had when you went to print.
Price lists and catalogs
The list you hand a wholesale buyer changes every quarter. The code on the folder does not have to.
Event programs
A speaker drops out the day before. The printed programs are already stacked at the door, and the code on them still shows the right schedule.
Instructions and manuals
A code on the box or the product itself, pointing at the current version of the guide rather than whichever one shipped that year.
Spec sheets and certificates
Compliance documents, lab results, care instructions. Attach them to the physical thing they describe.
How big can it be
5 MB on the free plan, 25 MB per file on Plus and Growth, and 200 MB on Retail. For context, here is roughly where real documents land.
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