QR code for your menu

A menu QR code lets guests open your menu on their own phone instead of handling a paper copy. Restaurants, cafes, bars and food stalls print it on tables, counters and windows, and link it to a web page or a PDF menu. You can change the menu itself any time, as long as the page the QR code points to stays at the same address.

How to make a menu QR code

1. Put your menu online and copy its public link (your website, Google Drive or Dropbox all work).
2. Paste the link into the box above.
3. Download the QR code as SVG for printing, or PNG for screens.
4. Scan it with your own phone before you print anything.
5. Print it and place it where guests can reach it.

Tips for printing a menu QR code

• Print it at least 2 cm (about 0.8 in) wide. On a table, 3 to 4 cm is comfortable to scan.
• Keep black on white with a blank margin around it, and avoid glossy lamination that reflects light.
• Test with both an iPhone and an Android phone, in your restaurant's actual lighting.
• Make the menu page mobile-friendly: large text, no pinch-zooming, and it should load quickly on mobile data.
• Add a short line like "Scan for the menu" next to the code so guests know what it is.
• If your menu changes often, edit the page it points to. A plain QR code can't be redirected after printing.

FAQ

Do I need an account?

No. This QR code is free and ready to download right away.

Can I change the menu link later?

Not this one — it's a plain QR code. A paid plan lets you change where a QR points after printing.

What if I only have a PDF menu?

Paste the link to where the PDF is hosted (Google Drive, Dropbox, or your website).

Do free QR codes expire?

No. This plain QR code contains your menu link itself, so it never expires. It only stops working if the page it points to is taken down or moved.

Can I track how many guests scan it?

Not with this free QR code. Paid plans include scan stats by day, country and device.