Table tents and stickers
One code per table, next to the salt. Guests read the menu while they wait for a server.
Restaurants
Menu QR code for your restaurant
Upload your menu as a PDF and put the code on every table. When a dish comes off or prices change, upload the new menu and the table cards stay put.
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.
- Upload the menu as a PDF
- Swap menus without new table cards
- See which hours get the most scans
A menu that changes, on a code that does not
A menu QR code opens your menu on the guest's phone. You upload the menu as a PDF, we host it on a simple page with Open and Download buttons, and the code on the table points there.
The code itself never changes. That matters in a restaurant, where table tents, stickers and window signs cost money and time to replace. New prices, a brunch menu, a holiday special: upload the file and every code in the room shows it.
Where menu codes earn their place
The front window
Passers-by check what you serve and what it costs before they walk in.
Takeout bags and flyers
Customers keep the menu at home and come back to order again.
Bars and drink lists
A separate code for cocktails or wine keeps the food menu short and easy to read.
Hotel rooms
Room service and breakfast menus that update without reprinting the binder on the desk.
Set up your menu code
- 1
Export your menu as a PDF
Most design tools and word processors can save as PDF. Keep it under 20 MB, ideally much smaller.
- 2
Upload and design
Add the PDF, name it, and style the code in your colors with a frame like "Scan for menu".
- 3
Print for the tables
Download PDF or SVG for the printer. Test one table card in the real light of the dining room before you print the rest.
Create a menu QR code
No account needed to design and preview.
Menu codes that guests can actually read
More in the printing guide.
Make the PDF phone-sized
A tall single column with big type works best. A wide two-page print menu forces guests to pinch and zoom.
Size it for the table
A code 3 to 4 cm wide is easy to scan from a seat. Stickers on the far side of a booth need a little more.
Watch the lighting
Dim rooms and candlelight slow cameras down. High contrast, a white border and a matte finish all help.
Choose matte over gloss
Laminated table tents survive spills, but glossy laminate throws glare at the camera. Ask the printer for matte.
Keep a few paper menus
Some guests prefer paper or have a flat battery. A small stack at the host stand avoids awkward moments.
Food, drinks and allergens on separate pages
If your menu has several parts, you have two options. Put everything in one PDF with clear headings, or use a Links code instead: one page with a button for each menu, such as food, drinks, desserts and allergens. Each button opens its own page or file.
Allergen information changes with the dishes, so keep it in the same place as the menu. When you update one, update the other the same day.
One plan, every feature
Dynamic codes, scan stats, your logo and frames, hosted pages and every file format are in every plan. Plans renew until you cancel.
See plans and terms- 7-day trialthen $39.99 every 4 weeks$1.00
- Quarterlyevery 3 months, about $29.99 a month$89.99
- Annualevery year, about $19.99 a month$239.99
Questions
Still stuck?
Read the help center or email [email protected].
How do I change my menu after the codes are printed?
Open the code in your dashboard and upload the new PDF. Every table code shows the new menu at once. Nothing needs to be reprinted.
Do guests need an app to read the menu?
No. The phone camera opens the code and the menu shows in the browser, with a button to download it.
Can I put a lunch menu and a dinner menu on one code?
Yes. Put both in one PDF with clear headings, or use a Links page with a button for each menu.
Can I see when people scan the menu?
Yes. Scan stats show the time of day, so you can spot your busiest hours, plus the devices people use and where they scanned from.
What does a menu code cost?
Downloading the code needs a plan: a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks, or $89.99 every 3 months. The code works while the plan is active. If the plan ends, guests see an inactive page instead of the menu.
Still stuck?
Read the help center or email [email protected].
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Make your menu QR code now
Create a menu QR code
Design and preview with no account. Downloads start with a 7-day trial for $1.00, then $39.99 every 4 weeks until you cancel.