According to the report, Nearby Share will now have a new QR code option that will let senders create a code that receivers can scan, in case no device has been found with the scanning method.

The code generated apparently uses a “near.by” URL which, for now, just redirects to a Google support page when scanned. Notably, Samsung has already supported QR codes in Quick Share for a ...

The receiver can scan the QR code, which is a near.by deep link URL that initiates a connection, and you can receive the files.

The cool part is that they don't have to scan the QR code using the Quick Share app. Simply use your phone's camera and you'll be taken to a near.by deep link which will open the Quick Share app ...

Quick Share is one of the best ways to share files between your Android devices. It will soon introduce QR codes that will make setting up devices for transferring files faster than before.

Quick Share knows you like QR codes so much, it doesn't even want you to have to specially request them anymore. By Stephen Schenck AssembleDebug • March 15, 2025 ...

The December update for Android includes a QR code function for Quick Share. Google is now distributing it to end users. With Quick Share, formerly known as Nearby Share, Google has an alternative ...

As announced in May, Google has given its default QR code scanner on Android an appreciable redesign via Play services.

Quick Share, Google's version of AirDrop, could soon receive an update to support QR codes for easier device connection. Wi-Fi connections are faster for file transfers, but Quick Share now offers ...