Menu QR Code: Share Your Restaurant Menu
Create a menu QR code so diners scan to view your digital menu. Free, branded with your logo, SVG & PNG export for print.
How to make a menu qr code
1. Host your menu online
Put your menu at a stable HTTPS URL (a simple page or PDF). This is the link the QR will open.
2. Generate the QR
Paste the menu URL into QRForge, add your logo and brand colors, and choose error-correction level H.
3. Print and place on tables
Export SVG or high-res PNG, print at table-tent size (min 5×5 cm), and place one per table.
Tips for reliable menu qr codes
- Use level H — a branded logo on a menu code is common, and H tolerates the coverage.
- Keep the menu URL short and stable; changing it means reprinting codes.
- Print matte, not glossy, to avoid glare under restaurant lighting.
- Add a short “Scan to view menu” caption so guests know what to do.
Frequently asked questions
Is a menu QR code free?
Yes. Generating the QR is free at QRForge. You only need a web URL for your menu (a page or PDF).
Can I update the menu without reprinting?
Static QR encodes the URL at generation time, so the URL must stay the same but the page it points to can change freely. (Editable dynamic destinations are a future paid feature.)
What size should a menu QR be?
At least 5×5 cm (2×2 in) for table-tent scanning. Larger codes scan more reliably in low light.
Do diners need an app?
No. Modern iPhone and Android cameras scan QR codes natively — just open the camera and point.