How it works
1
Upload your menu online
Any public link works: a PDF in Google Drive, a page on your website, a Canva design or even an Instagram post.
2
Turn the link into a QR code
Paste the link into the generator, match the colors to your brand and set a print-friendly size.
3
Print for tables and walls
Download SVG for crisp printing, place it on table tents, stickers or the entrance door.
Why use it
Zero reprint costs
Change dishes and prices in the linked document — the printed QR code stays the same.
Hygienic and modern
No shared paper menus. Guests use their own phones — a standard people now expect.
Multilingual menus
Link to a page with language switcher, or print separate codes for EN/RU menus.
Faster table turnover
Guests see the menu before the waiter arrives and order sooner.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a special app for a menu QR code?
No. Any phone camera opens the link. Your menu can be a simple PDF or web page.
Can I update the menu after printing the code?
Yes — as long as the link stays the same, you can change the content behind it freely. Keep the same file name in Google Drive or the same page URL.
What size should table QR codes be?
At least 3×3 cm for a table tent scanned from 20–30 cm. Test-scan a printed sample before ordering a batch.
PDF or web page — what is better?
A web page loads faster and adapts to phone screens; a PDF is easier to make. Start with what you have — you can swap the link target later.