Qrive — QR Links for Google Drive

Create QR codes locally for items already shared in Google Drive.

Qrive adds a small QR button beside items that Google Drive already marks as shared. Select the button to see a QR code for the item's existing sharing link, copy the link, or save the QR as a PNG. Qrive is designed around a narrow, privacy-conscious purpose: - QR codes are created locally in your browser. - Existing Google Drive sharing permissions remain in control. - No OAuth, account connection, backend, analytics, advertising, or remote QR service is used. - If Qrive cannot identify a trusted Google Drive link, it shows an error instead of creating a potentially incorrect QR code. - English and Korean labels, keyboard navigation, Escape, outside-click dismissal, and focus handling are supported. A QR code does not make an item public. Anyone who scans it must still satisfy the item's existing Google Drive access policy. Qrive runs only on `drive.google.com` and requests no additional Chrome API permissions. It is open source under the MIT License. Qrive is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google. Google Drive is a trademark of Google LLC.