Put a mobile menu one scan away.
Create a static QR for a public, mobile-friendly menu address. Preview and download the code locally without uploading the destination or file.
- Public menu link
- No account
- Local output
Create your QR
- 1 Type
- 2 Details
- 3 Preview
- 4 Download
Choose a QR type
Enter your details
Use a full address beginning with https:// or http://.
Preview your QR
Your QR appears as soon as the required fields are complete.
Customize your QRChange colors, pattern or add a logo
Add a logo
PNG or JPEG · 1 MB max · 16–2048 px. Never uploaded.
Processed only in this browser.
Strong contrast. Scan-test the final file.
Menu QR guide
Create a menu QR guests can actually use
A good menu QR opens a fast, readable page and still leaves guests another way to access the information.
Prepare the menu page
Publish the menu at a stable public HTTP or HTTPS address that works without signing in.
Generate the local file
Paste the complete address into the Website field and create the QR in this browser.
Check the full experience
Test the table-card size, page speed and text readability on a real phone.
FAQ
Menu QR questions
Make the menu quick to open and easy to use on a phone.
What should the QR open?
Use a public HTTPS page designed for phones. A web page is usually easier to read and maintain than a large PDF, but either must be tested on mobile.
Can I change dishes without replacing the QR?
Yes, when you edit the content at the same web address. If the address itself changes, create a new static QR or use a dynamic QR.
Should the QR be the only way to see the menu?
No. Keep a readable menu or ordering alternative available for guests who cannot or do not want to scan a QR.