How do I create a QR code for a menu?

Choose Menu in the generator above, sign in, upload photos or a PDF of your menu and download your QR code menu. Print it on table cards or stickers.

How do I make a QR code menu for free?

Creating a menu code needs a free account and counts toward your plan’s dynamic code limit. There is no charge per scan.

Can I update the menu without reprinting the code?

Yes. Replace the pages in My QR codes and every printed code shows the new menu immediately.

What files can I upload?

JPG, PNG or WEBP images and PDF files, up to 10 pages. Images up to 10 MB and PDFs up to 20 MB each.

How do I create an online menu with a QR code?

Upload your menu here and we host it as a simple mobile page. You do not need a website or an online menu builder.

Do guests need an app?

No. The phone camera opens the menu in the browser.

Can I use one code for several menus?

Yes. Upload the food, drinks and dessert menus as separate pages in the same code.

Can I see how many guests scan the menu?

Yes. The dashboard shows scans per day, device and country.

Should every table have its own code?

Not for viewing the menu — one code works everywhere. Separate codes only help if you want scan numbers per area.

Can I link to my ordering website instead?

Yes. If you already have an online menu or ordering page, use the URL type and link to it.

What size should a table code be?

About 3–4 cm wide on a table tent works well. Add a short caption so guests know it opens the menu.

Can I add WiFi and reviews too?

Yes. Create a WiFi code and a Google review code and place them on the same table card.

Is the menu page private?

Anyone with the code can view it, like a printed menu. Add a password if it is only for staff or members.

QR Code Menu Generator for Restaurants

Upload photos or a PDF of your menu and get a QR code menu for every table. Guests scan to read it on their phone — and you update prices without reprinting.

Make QR code from Menu

This type hosts your file or page on a dynamic QR code. Sign in to upload and create it.

Restaurant or menu name *

Menu pages (images or PDF, up to 10) *

Add files

Note (optional)

Choose your QR code style

Design your QR code

Designs

Preview your QR code

Check it scans, then download

This type hosts your file or page on a dynamic QR code. Sign in to upload and create it.

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Overview

What is a QR code menu?

A QR code menu lets guests open your restaurant’s menu on their phone by scanning a code on the table, the window or the bill. Instead of printing new menus every time a dish or price changes, you keep one printed code and update the menu behind it. Guests see a clean page with your restaurant name and your menu pages, ready to scroll, zoom and share.

You can upload photos of your existing printed menu, designed images, or a PDF — up to ten pages. A single PDF opens straight in the phone’s viewer; images appear one after another on a simple, fast page with no ads. When the menu changes, open your dashboard, swap the pages, and every table code shows the new version immediately.

The menu code is a dynamic code, so you also see how many guests scanned it each day, which helps you understand busy times. Add a note such as allergen information or opening hours, and pair it with a WiFi code and a review code on the same table card.

Use cases

Where restaurants use menu codes

A QR code menu works anywhere guests decide what to order.

Table tents and stickers

One code per table, or the same code on every table, opens the current menu.

Shop windows

Passers-by read the menu before they come in — even when you are closed.

Daily and seasonal menus

Swap the specials each day without printing new cards.

Takeaway flyers

Put the code on bags and flyers so customers can reorder later.

Bars, cafés and food trucks

Small menus that change often are ideal for a code.

Hotels and room service

Room-service and breakfast menus in every room without laminated sheets.

How it works

How to create a QR code menu

Build your QR code menu from the menu you already have.

1
Upload your menu
Choose Menu in the generator above, sign in, add your restaurant name and upload photos or a PDF (up to 10 pages).
2
Design the table code
Use your brand colors and logo, and add a frame such as “Scan for the menu”.
3
Print and update
Download SVG or PDF for table cards. When dishes or prices change, replace the pages in My QR codes.

Best practices

Tips for a great digital menu

Guests read a QR code menu on small screens in restaurant lighting.

Use clear, upright photos
Photograph each menu page flat and in good light, or export the pages from your design file.
One page per section
Starters, mains and drinks on separate images are easier to read than one huge page.
Keep a printed copy
Some guests prefer paper or have no data. Keep a few printed menus at the counter.
Place codes at eye level
Table tents work better than stickers flat on the table, which reflect light.
Add allergen information
Use the note field or a dedicated page so guests can check allergens without asking.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a QR code for a menu?: Choose Menu in the generator above, sign in, upload photos or a PDF of your menu and download your QR code menu. Print it on table cards or stickers.
How do I make a QR code menu for free?: Creating a menu code needs a free account and counts toward your plan’s dynamic code limit. There is no charge per scan.
Can I update the menu without reprinting the code?: Yes. Replace the pages in My QR codes and every printed code shows the new menu immediately.
What files can I upload?: JPG, PNG or WEBP images and PDF files, up to 10 pages. Images up to 10 MB and PDFs up to 20 MB each.
How do I create an online menu with a QR code?: Upload your menu here and we host it as a simple mobile page. You do not need a website or an online menu builder.
Do guests need an app?: No. The phone camera opens the menu in the browser.
Can I use one code for several menus?: Yes. Upload the food, drinks and dessert menus as separate pages in the same code.
Can I see how many guests scan the menu?: Yes. The dashboard shows scans per day, device and country.
Should every table have its own code?: Not for viewing the menu — one code works everywhere. Separate codes only help if you want scan numbers per area.
Can I link to my ordering website instead?: Yes. If you already have an online menu or ordering page, use the URL type and link to it.
What size should a table code be?: About 3–4 cm wide on a table tent works well. Add a short caption so guests know it opens the menu.
Can I add WiFi and reviews too?: Yes. Create a WiFi code and a Google review code and place them on the same table card.
Is the menu page private?: Anyone with the code can view it, like a printed menu. Add a password if it is only for staff or members.

Create your QR code menu

Upload your menu and print one code for every table.

Upload your menu