Printable QR code generator for a restaurant menu

Use the free generator when the link is already yours

Open the QR code generator, paste a link, and download PNG or SVG. No account. Use the SVG for print so the edges stay sharp. Keep a dark code on a light background and print it at least 2 cm wide. Test a paper copy before you print a stack.

This code will not update a price, mark a dish sold out, or translate a menu. It opens whatever address you pasted, and only that address. If the page at the address changes, the code still works. If you need a new address, you need a new code.

Use a menu code when the dishes change

A restaurant that reprints the code every time a special ends is paying for ink to do a job the address can do. Publish the menu, download its code once, and put that on the tent. Prices, sold-out marks and the languages you wrote update on the phone. The printed code stays. Guests do not install an app. The page opens in the browser.

That hosted code is part of publishing, $29 a month or $199 a year per venue. Previewing the menu first is free. There is no free published menu and no trial. A sheet that also lists the dishes is a menu to print. Whether a printed menu can include a code at all is answered in can a printed menu include a QR code.

What not to expect

The free generator does not count scans, and it does not add dishes to Google. Neither a free code nor a published menu can promise a ranking. Do not call the free generator a menu. It is a picture of a link. The code that survives a price change is the paid plan. The same limit is in how to make a QR code menu for free.

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