QR menu for restaurants

Generate a QR code that opens your restaurant menu, download it as PNG or vector, and print it for the table.

Your QR code points at one address: your menu page. Change the menu and the code keeps working, because the code never changes — only the page behind it does.

Where to put the code

  • Table stickers survive being moved and wiped. The most reliable option.
  • Table tents are easy to replace and give you room for a line of instruction.
  • Printed menus with a code in the corner suit venues keeping a physical menu as well.

Size and contrast

Print at 30 mm across or larger for a scan from table distance. Keep a clear white margin around the code, and never print light-on-dark — many camera apps fail on inverted codes.

Test before you print

Scan it yourself at the table, in your dining room's actual lighting, with both an iPhone and an Android. Print a hundred only after that works.

Download formats

PNG suits stickers and digital use. SVG is a vector, so use it whenever a printer asks for artwork — it stays sharp at any size.

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