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PDF QR code generator

Brochures, manuals, price lists and menus: one scan opens the PDF on any phone.

  • Never expires
  • No hostage codes
  • Scan-tested
  • Made in your browser
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What should it open?

Enter your content to see the code.
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Make it yours

Presets
Shapes
Pattern
Corner frames
Corner dots
Colors
Code color
Color
Second color
Angle
Background
Background
Rounded corners
Corner frame
Corner dot
Logo
Or pick an icon
Size
Background plate
Frame & labelNone
Frame color
Text color
Advanced
Error correction

Higher levels survive more damage and bigger logos, but make the pattern denser. Auto picks H when you add a logo.

Quiet zone

The Evergreen Promise

Other “free” QR sites quietly give you a trial code that dies when the trial ends, then charge you to bring your printed menus back. We think that’s wrong, so we promise the opposite, in writing.

Read the promise
  • Free codes never expire. Static codes hold your data directly. They work even if we vanish.
  • Paid codes are never held hostage. Cancel Pro and your dynamic codes keep working, frozen on their last link.
  • Every design is scan-tested before you download it.
  • No cookies, no trackers, no selling data.

How EvergreenQR compares

What you get for free here, versus what’s typical on popular “free” QR sites.

EvergreenQRTypical “free” QR site
Codes keep working after a trial or cancellationYes, alwaysOften deactivated
Signup required to downloadNoOften
SVG, PDF and EPS vector filesFreeOften paid
Scan test before downloadBuilt inRare
Editable (dynamic) codes$5/mo, or $79 once$7–$15+/mo
Tracking cookiesNoneCommon

A QR code can’t hold a whole PDF, so it points to where the PDF lives. Upload the file to Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive or your website, set sharing to “Anyone with the link”, and paste the link here.

If the document will change (new prices, new season), use a Pro dynamic code. You can swap the file link anytime without reprinting.

How to make your PDF QR code

  1. Upload your PDF somewhere public and copy the share link.
  2. Paste it here and style your code.
  3. Download and print; test-scan once before a big print run.

Questions, answered

My PDF link asks people to sign in. Why?

The file isn’t shared publicly. In Google Drive choose Share → General access → “Anyone with the link”.

Do these QR codes expire?

No. Static codes made here contain your information directly, so they work forever, even if EvergreenQR disappeared tomorrow. Dynamic (editable) codes are a Pro feature, and they keep working even if you cancel: they simply freeze on their last link.

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