Upload a file, create a URL, and generate a QR code.

Upload a file, create a URL, and generate a QR code. ShareKit combines file hosting and QR code generation so teams do not need separate storage, link, and QR tools. The workflow is the same for every file: upload once, and ShareKit returns a public share page, a direct URL, copy-ready embed snippets, and QR code assets — no account required for lightweight uploads.

Here is the step-by-step process for the url to qr workflow. Step 1, upload a file: Add a supported file up to 2GB. Step 2, create a public url: ShareKit creates a stable public share page. Step 3, download qr assets: Use the QR code online, in print, or on physical materials. Because everything happens in one upload, there is no separate step for building the URL, generating the embed code, or producing the QR code — they are all created together.

Teams use this workflow for share files in chat, email, docs, and social posts, publish downloadable assets without bulky attachments, print qr codes for events, classrooms, stores, and handouts. The direct URL works in chat, email, docs, and social posts, while the QR assets make the same file shareable in print — menus, packaging, signage, handouts, and event materials. Views, downloads, and QR scans are tracked on every public page, so you can measure which channels actually get used.