Cafes and restaurants
A small code on each table or by the register saves staff from repeating the password all day.
WiFi
Guests point their camera at the code and their phone joins your network. No spelling out a 16-character password at the counter.
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A WiFi QR code holds your network name, password and security type. When someone scans it, the phone offers to join that network. Nobody has to read the password off a sticker or ask for it twice.
The details are written into the code itself. That is why a WiFi code works even when the phone has no internet yet, and why it never needs our servers to open.
A small code on each table or by the register saves staff from repeating the password all day.
Put it in the welcome folder or on the fridge so guests are online before they unpack.
Visitors join the guest network without seeing the password on a whiteboard.
Frame one in the hallway. Friends and family stop asking for the router password.
Print it on the badge or a counter sign so the crowd can get online quickly.
Type the network name exactly as it appears, the password and the security type (WPA2 for most routers).
Pick colors, a dot shape and a frame that says something like "Scan for WiFi".
Choose PNG for a screen or PDF and SVG for print, then test it with two phones before you put it up.
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Network names are case sensitive. "Harbor-Guest" and "harbor guest" are two different networks to a phone.
Anyone who scans can see the password in their phone settings. A separate guest network keeps your main one private.
About one inch works on a table. On a wall people read from a meter away, so go to 8 cm or more.
A dark code on a white or pale background scans fastest. Avoid light dots on a dark card.
The password lives inside the code, so a new password means printing a new code.
Most codes we make are dynamic: they point to a short link you can change later. A WiFi code is different. The phone reads the network details straight from the printed dots, so there is nothing to redirect and nothing to track.
That also means your WiFi code keeps working even if your plan ends one day. If you want scan counts or a page you can edit, make a dynamic code instead and link it to a page with your network details.
Dynamic codes, scan stats, your logo and frames, hosted pages and every file format are in every plan. Plans renew until you cancel.
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Still stuck?
Read the help center or email [email protected].
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.
Plenty of happy customers mean to leave a review and then forget. A code that opens the star rating box takes the effort out of it while they are still at your counter.
A dynamic QR code holds a short link instead of your final address. You decide where that link goes, and you can change your mind long after the code is printed.
Paper cards get lost. Saved contacts do not. One scan opens your digital card, and one tap on Save contact puts you in their phone with your name spelled right.
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.