Menu QR Code Generator
A menu QR code works only when the page behind it is fast and readable on a phone. The code is the easy part; the menu experience decides whether guests use it.
- Link to a hosted menu or PDF
- Print-ready SVG for table tents
- No signup and no expiration
The page opens when someone scans the code.
Style, size & logo
PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Max 2 MB.
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Updates as you type
Your QR code appears here
Add a link, network, or contact to start.
Static code. No signup. Never expires. Scannable offline.
HTML menu versus PDF
PDF menus often require pinch-zoom and download steps. An HTML menu opens instantly and works with screen readers.
If you must use a PDF, link to a mobile-optimized file and keep it under a few megabytes.
Static menu codes have a catch
A static code points to one URL forever. If your menu lives at the same address, updates are automatic.
If the URL changes, the printed code breaks. Use a stable page address or a dynamic QR service.
Placement and print
Table tents work for dine-in. Counter cards work for takeout. Put the code at eye level and keep it away from food and moisture.
Use SVG for professional print. Test the code at the actual table distance before a full run.
FAQ
Common questions.
Should a restaurant menu QR code link to a PDF?
Prefer a mobile-friendly HTML page. PDFs are slower and harder to read on a phone.
Can I update the menu without reprinting the code?
Yes, if the menu stays at the same URL. The code points to the URL, not the content.
Why is my menu QR code not scanning?
Check the code size, contrast, and quiet zone. Long URLs and glossy prints are common causes of failed scans.