Paste your menu or ordering link, pick a color and print size, and download a clean PNG — free, no watermark, and the code never expires.
Paste a full link (starting with https://) to generate your code.
Print at least 2 × 2 cm (0.8 in) per side and keep white space around the code — cameras need the quiet zone. Always test-scan a printed copy before running a full print batch.
A QR code menu is just a QR code pointing at a web page — your menu PDF, your website's menu page, or better, your online ordering page, where guests can act on what they're reading. Paste the link above, download the PNG, and put it on tables, windows, receipts, and to-go bags.
The code this tool generates is static: the link is encoded directly in the pattern, it never expires, and no third party sits between your guest and your menu. Many “free” QR services generate dynamic codes that route through their servers — then the free trial ends and every printed code on every table dies. If you want to change where a static code points later, encode a URL you control (like yourrestaurant.com/menu) and redirect that page as needed.
The QR code gets guests to the menu; what happens next is the revenue moment. A menu page that can take the order — pickup, delivery, or dine-in QR ordering — turns the same scan into a ticket instead of a look.
Get the operator margin playbook — food cost targets, pricing moves, and win-back flows that pay for themselves. One or two emails a month, no spam.
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PricingTurn plate cost and a target food-cost % into a menu price, with margin and markup.
FinanceEnter monthly revenue and costs to see prime cost, net margin, and break-even.
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