For restaurants and cafes
QR Code Menu Generator
Paste the link to your online menu and get a QR code to print for your tables. Guests scan it and read the menu on their phone. Free, with no account needed.
Create QR Codes for Gratis. Pick a type, style it, and download — static or trackable.
How to make a QR code for your menu
1. Put your menu online. You need a link guests can open on a phone, such as a page on your website or a shared PDF. Check that it opens without a login.
2. Paste the link and generate. Enter the address in the URL field above, choose your colors, and create the code.
3. Test it and print. Scan it with a phone on mobile data, then download SVG for print. Place it where guests see it right away, such as on table tents or at the entrance.
Choose a code that fits how often your menu changes
A static code is enough if the link itself never changes. You can keep updating the same web page, and the printed code will keep working.
A trackable code suits you if the link may change, for example when you replace a PDF with a new address or switch between lunch and dinner menus. You change the destination in your dashboard, the printed codes stay on the tables, and you can see scan activity. It needs a free account.
Making the menu easy to use
Large PDFs can load slowly on mobile data, so keep the file small or use a mobile-friendly web page. Use text large enough to read on a phone, and keep prices up to date.
Print the code large enough to scan from a seated position, leave a clear margin around it, and protect it from spills. Keep a few printed menus for guests who prefer paper or whose phone cannot scan.
Frequently asked questions
Is the menu QR code free?
Yes. You can create and download a static QR code for your menu link without an account.
Can I change my menu without printing new codes?
Yes, if the code points to a page you can update. If the address itself may change, use a trackable QR code so you can change the destination later.
Can I link the QR code to a PDF menu?
Yes, as long as the PDF has a public link that opens on a phone. This tool does not host the file, so upload it to your website or a file service first.
What size should a menu QR code be?
For a table tent, around 3 cm (1.2 inches) wide is a sensible starting point. Make it bigger if people scan from farther away, and test a printed sample first.
Does a menu QR code need an app?
Usually not. Most recent iPhone and Android phones can scan QR codes with the built-in camera.
See how often your menu gets scanned
Create a free account for trackable codes you can edit after printing.