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QR Code Menu Generator

Let diners scan to see your menu. Update it anytime without reprinting a single code. Free and branded.

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QR code for link to https://buy.stripe.com/cNi9AU4zI3w31Fw2KudUY01. 512 by 512 px, error correction Q, scannable.

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A QR code menu points diners to your menu online, so they scan and browse on their own phone — no shared laminates, no printing costs, and updates go live instantly. Link your menu page or a hosted PDF, brand the code to match your restaurant, and print it on table tents or the window. It is free and made in your browser.

Updated August 2026

Where to use QR codes Menu

  • Table tents and coasters — the highest-scan spot in the dining room
  • Window and door signage — let passers-by preview the menu before they enter
  • Takeaway bags and boxes — link to the full menu or reorder page
  • Bar counters — separate drinks menu without reprinting everything
  • Hotel room service folders — same approach as any restaurant table
  • Food trucks and pop-ups — one code on the side of the truck replaces a stack of menus

How to make a QR code menu

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Link your menu

Paste the URL of your online menu or a hosted PDF.

2

Brand it

Match your colors, add your logo, and pick a dot style.

3

Print it

Download an SVG for crisp table tents and window signs.

Why it works

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Update without reprinting

Point the code at a menu you can edit — the QR never has to change.

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No app for diners

The phone camera opens it; nothing to install.

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Cheaper than laminates

One printed code replaces stacks of physical menus.

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On-brand

Colors and a logo make it feel part of the table setting.

Tips and best practices

  • Point the code at a menu you control so you can update prices without reprinting
  • Add your restaurant logo and use Q error correction so it still scans reliably
  • Print at least 2.5 cm square on table tents — larger if the table is far from the diner
  • Pair the menu code with a WiFi code on the same tent for a better guest experience
  • Download SVG for print — it stays sharp on laminated table cards
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QR Code Menu Generator FAQ

Do I need a special menu page?
Any web link works — your site's menu page, an online-ordering menu, or a hosted PDF.
Can I change the menu later without a new code?
Yes, if the code points to a menu you control. Edit the page or replace the PDF at the same link and the code keeps working.
Is it free?
Yes — unlimited menu QR codes, no account, no watermark.
Can I add my restaurant logo?
Yes. Upload a PNG logo, set error correction to Q or H, and download a branded code as PNG or SVG.
What size should I print a menu QR code?
At least 2.5 cm square on a table tent. Go larger on window signage where people scan from farther away.

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