Make a QR code for your restaurant menu

Paste the link to your menu, whether it is a page on your website or a PDF, and download a code for table cards, windows and takeaway bags. Free, no sign-up and no ads on the scan.

Paste a link (https://...) or type any text.

Style

Enter a link or some text to see your QR code.

Static code: the content is inside the image, so it does not expire and we never see its scans.

Pick a link that will not move

Menus change: prices go up, specials rotate, a dish comes off. The code itself never needs to change if it points at an address that stays the same while its content changes, such as yoursite.com/menu.

If you share a new PDF each season, the link usually changes with the file. In that case, save the code in a Pro account and point it at the new file each time, without reprinting the table cards.

Before you print a batch

  • Scan it with your own phone, on mobile data rather than Wi-Fi.
  • Check the menu is readable on a small screen. A huge PDF is slow on a weak signal.
  • Add a short line such as "Scan for the menu" so people know what the code is for.

Questions

Do I need to reprint the code when my menu changes?

Not if the code points at a page you can update, such as a menu page on your website. If it points at a file whose address changes, either make a new code or use a saved Pro code you can point at the new address.

Can I link straight to a PDF menu?

Yes. Paste the PDF link below. Make sure the file is shared publicly and opens on a phone without a login.

Will the code stop working?

A code made on this page holds your link itself, so nothing on our side can switch it off. It keeps working as long as your menu link does.

What size should the table card be?

Print the code at least 3 cm (about 1.2 inches) wide, on a matte surface so overhead lights do not glare off it.

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