QR code tool · dynamic · trackable
Create a QR code for Google Docs.
Paste your Google Doc link and get a scannable QR code. Print on handouts, slides, or posters. Readers scan and the document opens on their phone instantly.
Try Reqlick free for 14 days. No credit card required.
Everything you need to share Google Docs.
Create a QR code for your Google Doc and track how many people open it.
The code
Link your Google Doc to a QR code.
Paste your Google Doc URL and generate a QR code in seconds. Anyone who scans it opens the document on their phone or tablet. No typing long URLs or searching through email.
- Any Google DocWorks with documents, reports, proposals, guides, and shared folders.
- Instant accessReaders scan and the document opens in their mobile browser. No app needed.
- Permissions respectedYour Google Doc sharing settings control who can view or edit after scanning.
Placement
See how many open your document.
See how many people scanned the QR code. Track scan times, locations, and devices. Compare scan rates between different handouts or poster placements.
- Scan counterSee total scans and unique visitors for your Google Doc QR code.
- Location dataKnow which cities and countries your readers come from.
- Device breakdownSee whether readers open your doc on iPhone, Android, or desktop.
Scan analytics
Print and place anywhere.
Download as PNG or SVG. Print on meeting handouts, classroom worksheets, conference slides, or bulletin boards. Update the linked document anytime without reprinting.
- Print on handouts so attendees access notes and resources during meetings
- Add to presentation slides so the audience follows along on their phones
- Place on bulletin boards for shared team documents and policy guides
- Update the Google Doc URL anytime without creating a new QR code
Your questions, answered.
Something else? Ask sales or read the docs.
How do I make a QR code that opens a Google Doc?
In Google Docs, click Share and copy the document link. Paste it into Reqlick and generate the QR code. Anyone who scans it opens the document in their phone's browser. Print the code on meeting handouts, classroom worksheets, or bulletin boards, or add it to a slide so the audience can follow along on their phones.
Why do people see "request access" after scanning my Google Doc QR code?
The QR code works, but Google is blocking the viewer. Reqlick only sends people to the document, and your Google Docs sharing settings decide who can view or edit it. Set general access to "Anyone with the link" if the doc is meant for everyone who scans. Keep it restricted for internal documents.
Can I see how many people opened my Google Doc from the QR code?
Reqlick counts scans and unique visitors on your Google Doc QR code, with times, locations, and devices such as iPhone or Android. That tells you how many people opened the doc through the code. Opens from other routes, like a link in an email, are not included. Use a separate code per handout or poster to compare them.
Can I reuse the same Google Doc QR code for next term's document?
Yes. Reqlick lets you swap the Google Doc URL behind the code, so a printed poster can point to next term's version. Starter covers 50 QR codes for $15 a month, Pro covers 300, and Business covers 3,000. Scan history lasts 90 days on Starter and 1 year on Pro.
Print the code once. Change where it points any time.
Create short links, QR codes and file links with tracking built in. Try Reqlick free for 14 days.
No credit card required.