SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.
Turn any PDF into a scannable code: product manuals, brochures, price lists, event programs. Nothing is uploaded or hosted here — the QR simply points to wherever your PDF already lives.
SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.
PDFs get revised. With a static QR, a new edition means reprinting everything the code appears on. A dynamic QR points at a short link — swap v2 in behind the same URL and every printed code serves the new file instantly.
No. The code points to a URL you choose and your file stays where it is — nothing is uploaded to Skanzu.
People don't type URLs into phones; they scan. Same destination, many times the engagement.
Yes, if the QR is dynamic: keep the same short link and change which PDF it serves. With a static QR the URL is frozen into the code.