A menu QR code links diners straight to your digital menu — a web page or a hosted PDF. They point their phone camera at it, tap the link, and browse. It keeps menus current, cuts printing costs, and makes ordering feel effortless.
Where to use it
- Table tents and table stickers at each seat
- Window and door decals for passers-by and takeaway
- Flyers, receipts and delivery packaging
- Update your menu online any time without reprinting the code
How to make one
- Put your menu online. Use your website’s menu page, or upload a PDF to Google Drive / your site and copy the public link.
- Paste the link and brand it. Drop the URL into the generator, then set your colors, add your logo, and pick a dot style.
- Download and print. Export a high-resolution PNG or SVG and print it on table tents, stickers or your menu board.
Frequently asked questions
Do diners need an app to scan it?
No. Modern iPhone and Android cameras scan QR codes natively — they just point and tap the link.
Can I change the menu without making a new QR code?
Yes, as long as the link stays the same. Update the page or replace the PDF at the same URL and the existing code keeps working.
Is the menu QR code generator free?
Yes — generating and downloading your menu QR code is free, with no sign-up required.