Brochures and catalogs
Hand out one small card instead of a thick booklet. The full catalog opens on the phone.
Upload your PDF and get a code that opens it on any phone. When the document changes, upload the new version. The printed code stays the same.
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.
A PDF is far too big to fit inside a QR code. So the code holds a short link instead, and the link opens a page we host with your document on it. People read it in the browser or save it to their phone.
Because the code only points to that page, you can upload a corrected or updated PDF whenever you like. Anyone who scans last year's flyer gets this year's file.
Hand out one small card instead of a thick booklet. The full catalog opens on the phone.
Put a code on the box or the device itself. Owners find the manual years later without searching for it.
Update prices in the PDF when they change. Printed signs and cards do not have to be redone.
Add a code to the last slide of a talk or the back of a printed summary, so people take the full report home.
Let visitors download a form before they arrive, or read the house rules at the door.
Pick a file up to 20 MB and give the page a title and a short description, like "Spring catalog".
Choose colors and a frame with a call to action such as "Scan to read". Add your logo if you like.
Get the code as PDF, SVG or EPS for a sharp print at any size, or PNG for email and slides.
No account needed to design and preview.
More in the printing guide.
A PDF under 5 MB opens quickly on mobile data. Export photos at screen resolution, not print resolution.
A single column with large text reads better on a phone than a wide two-page spread.
People who press Download keep your file name. "Harbor-catalog-2027.pdf" beats "final_v3.pdf".
Keep a blank margin at least as wide as four of the small squares. Text or graphics pressed against the code make it harder to read.
A short line like "Scan for the full price list" gets more scans than a bare code on its own.
The PDF you upload is what people see after they scan. The QR code itself can also be downloaded as a PDF. That second file is for your printer. It is a vector file, so the code stays crisp on a business card and on a poster.
If your designer works in Illustrator or InDesign, send them the SVG or EPS. For a quick print at the office, the PDF of the code is the simplest choice. See the printing guide for sizes.
Dynamic codes, scan stats, your logo and frames, hosted pages and every file format are in every plan. Plans renew until you cancel.
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Upload your menu as a PDF and put the code on every table. When a dish comes off or prices change, upload the new menu and the table cards stay put.
Paper cards get lost. Saved contacts do not. One scan opens your digital card, and one tap on Save contact puts you in their phone with your name spelled right.
A dynamic QR code holds a short link instead of your final address. You decide where that link goes, and you can change your mind long after the code is printed.
Show more than fits on paper. One scan opens an album of your photos, full screen, with no app to install and no sign-in for the person scanning.
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.