Free QR code for your restaurant menu
Link your menu (a PDF or a web page) to a QR code on every table. With a free editable code, you can switch to a new menu without reprinting.
Make your menu QR code
Free, no sign-up. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Guests point their camera at it and join without typing. Your password stays on this page; it isn't sent anywhere.
Include the country code so it works for visitors from abroad.
Style
Customise shapes and colours
Dots
Corner frames
Corner centres
Logo (optional)
How to make one
- Put your menu online. A web page or a PDF link from Google Drive, Dropbox or your website.
- Paste the link. Then add your logo and pick a style that suits the restaurant.
- Make it editable if the menu changes. Seasonal menus? Sign in free and make an editable code instead, so the printed code can point to the new menu.
- Print table cards. From an editable code's page, print table tents or cards sized for A4.
Static or editable for a menu?
A static code (made on this page) always opens the same link. If you ever move or rename the menu file, printed codes break. An editable code forwards to whatever menu you choose, and shows how often it's scanned.
Want guests to call a waiter too?
QR Code Spot can also put a call waiter QR code on every table, so guests can ask for the bill or another drink and your team sees it on a live screen.
Menu QR tips
- Make the code 3–4 cm wide on table cards.
- Matte lamination avoids glare.
- Say what it does: "Scan for the menu".
Questions
Is a menu QR code free?
Yes. Static codes are free with no sign-up. Editable codes are free with a Google account during the launch.
Can I use a PDF menu?
Yes. Upload the PDF anywhere that gives you a public link, then use that link.
How do I change the menu later?
Use an editable code: sign in, open the code and paste the new menu link. Printed codes follow straight away.
More free QR codes
Links, Wi-Fi, WhatsApp, email, phone, text and contact cards, with your logo and style.