To make a QR code for a menu, put your menu online (a web page or PDF), paste its link into the Link / URL tab, then download the code as SVG for print. Place it on tables, windows and takeaway bags.
Updated 14 November 2026
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Use your website, a Google Drive PDF with public access or a menu page on a platform of your choice.
Open the Link / URL tab and enter the menu address.
Match your brand colours with a dark code on a light background and download an SVG.
Use at least 3 cm wide codes on table cards and test on several phones in normal restaurant lighting.
Some guests won't want to scan. Keep a few printed menus available.
If prices change, update the page behind the link. The printed QR code stays valid, as long as the link doesn't change.
No. Static codes made here have no subscription. They work as long as your menu link works.
Upload the PDF somewhere with a public link, then use that link. Make sure it loads quickly on mobile.