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Menu QR Code Generator — Free for Restaurants

Let guests view your menu with a single scan — no app to download, no printing menus every time prices change. Create your menu QR code in seconds and download it as PNG or SVG, completely free.

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How to create a menu QR code

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Host your menu
Put your menu online — a PDF on Google Drive, a page on your website, or a menu platform. Make sure the link is public.
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Generate
Paste your menu link above, style the code with your colours or logo, and download the PNG or SVG.
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Print & place
Add it to table tents, stickers, the window, or the counter. Guests scan and your menu opens instantly.

Why restaurants use a menu QR code

A menu QR code turns any table into a self-serve menu. Guests point their camera at a small card and your full menu opens on their phone — no waiting for a physical menu, no shared laminated cards, and no reprinting every time you change a price or run out of a dish.

Cafés, restaurants, bars, food trucks, and hotels use menu QR codes on table tents, stickers, window decals, and counter signs. Because you control the page the code points to, you can update dishes, prices, and specials instantly — the printed code never changes. Point it at a PDF on Google Drive, a page on your website, or your online-ordering platform.

The code is a standard URL QR, recognised by the iPhone camera app (iOS 11+) and the Android camera app, so guests need no special app. For a full walkthrough of hosting and signage, see our restaurant menu QR setup guide.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I create a QR code for my menu?
Host your menu online — a PDF on Google Drive, a page on your website, or a menu app — and make it public. Copy that link, paste it into the URL field above, and download the QR code. Print it on table tents, stickers, or a window sign.
Can I update the menu without reprinting the QR code?
Yes — if the QR points to a stable URL (your website page or a fixed Google Drive file), just update the content at that address. The printed QR keeps working.
Does the menu QR code expire?
No. QRLifetime creates static QR codes — the link is embedded in the image itself, so it never expires and needs no subscription. Only the page it points to needs to stay online.
What size should a menu QR code be printed?
For a table tent or A6 card, 4–5 cm (about 2 in) is enough. For a window or wall poster scanned from further away, use 10 cm or more. Download at 1024 px or 2048 px for a sharp print.