Google is widely rolling new feature for its popular Quick Share tool on Android devices. Quick Share users can now take advantage of a new QR code option to send their files to other users. Recipient can quickly scan the QR code to get the files through a link.

You can connect your Android device to Windows using a USB cable to transfer files. But what if you don't have a USB cable available? In this case, you can use the Quick Share app to transfer files between Android and Windows,

When using Quick Share, users will now see a "Use QR code" option in the sharing menu. Selecting this option will create a QR code that can be scanned by other Android devices. Once scanned, the receiving device is directed to a quickshare.google link, and the transfer starts, as reported by Android Central.

Google is rolling out the QR code-based file sharing method in Quick Share with the latest Google Play Services update.

Google is rolling out a really handy new feature for Android users after announcing it back in December: QR code-based sharing in Quick Share. First announced back in December, this update is set to simplify file sharing across Android devices.

The company has finally started rolling out the QR-code-based sharing feature to all supported Android devices – both smartphones and tablets. If you are unaware, the feature has already been there in Samsung phones even before Quick Share became the default file-sharing tool for Android.

Google has introduced a new feature designed to simplify file sharing for Android users. The update incorporates QR code-based file sharing into Quick Share , an existing feature available on Android smartphones.