QR Code for Your Restaurant Menu

Give diners a contactless menu they can open by scanning. Paste the link to your menu — a PDF, a Google Drive file, or a web page — then download a print-ready QR code. Change the menu behind the link anytime and every printed code updates automatically. Free, no signup, never expires.

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Print once, update the menu forever

The trick to a menu QR code that lasts is pointing it at a link you control rather than at the menu file directly. Host your menu as a PDF or web page at a stable URL, and encode that URL. When prices change or you swap the specials, you just replace what’s behind the link — the code on table 7 keeps working, no reprint needed.

Where to put your menu link

Any phone-friendly destination works: a hosted PDF, a Google Drive or Dropbox share set to “anyone with the link,” or a mobile-optimized page on your site. Always test the link on your own phone first — make sure it opens fast and reads well on a small screen.

Make it match your restaurant

Set the QR color to your brand and add your logo (included in the PNG export). Print at least 2 × 2 cm on table tents and larger for door or window signage, and add a short “Scan for menu” label so guests know what to do. Download SVG for the crispest print at any size.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a QR code for my restaurant menu?+
Host your menu somewhere with a link — a PDF on Google Drive, a page on your website, or a menu host — then paste that URL below. Download the QR code as SVG and print it on table tents, the door, or receipts.
Can I update the menu without reprinting the QR code?+
Yes, if the URL stays the same. Point the QR code at a link you control (for example a PDF you replace, or a page you edit). Update what's behind the link and every printed code shows the new menu instantly.
Is it free, and does it expire?+
It's completely free with no signup, and the QR code is static — it never expires and doesn't depend on our servers.
What should my menu link point to?+
Anything phone-friendly: a hosted PDF, a Google Drive or Dropbox share link set to 'anyone with the link', or a mobile-friendly web page. Test it on your own phone first.
How big should I print it?+
At least 2 × 2 cm for table tents and 5 cm or larger for a door or window sign. Download SVG so it stays sharp at any size.

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