QR Codes Built for Restaurants
Give guests instant access to menus, WiFi, and specials. Update content anytime without reprinting.
Digital Menus That Update Instantly
Link a QR code to your online menu. Change prices, add seasonal dishes, or update specials — guests always see the latest version.
- Update menu items without reprinting
- Link to PDF, webpage, or ordering system
- Works on any smartphone — no app needed
WiFi Access in One Scan
Let guests connect to your WiFi instantly by scanning a QR code. No more asking for passwords or typing long credentials.
- Encode your WiFi network name and password
- Guests connect with a single tap after scanning
- Place on tables, walls, or check-in counters
How to Create QR Codes for Your Restaurant
From choosing a content type to placing codes on tables — here's the full walkthrough.
Choose Your Content Type
Decide what guests should see after scanning: a menu URL, WiFi credentials, or your location on a map.
Add Your Menu or Link
Upload a PDF menu or paste the link to your online ordering page. WiFi codes just need your network name and password.
Match Your Restaurant Branding
Customize colors, add your restaurant logo, and pick a style that fits your brand identity.
Download for Print
Export as SVG for sharp, print-ready output — perfect for table cards, posters, and window stickers.
Place and Track
Put codes on tables, menus, and displays. Monitor which locations get the most scans in your dashboard.
Best Practices for Restaurant QR Codes
Print at Least 2×2 cm
Smaller codes are harder to scan reliably. For table cards and stands, 3×3 cm is the sweet spot.
Place at Eye Level
Table stands and wall mounts beat flat surfaces — a code lying flat on a table catches glare and forces guests to lean over it.
Test Before You Print
Scan with 3 different phones at the actual print size before ordering a batch. Catch issues early.
Update Menus Before Peak Hours
Push menu changes on Friday afternoon to catch weekend traffic — your busiest scanning window.
QR Codes for Other Industries
See how businesses in other sectors use QR codes to engage their audience.
Frequently Asked Questions
At least 2×2 cm (roughly 0.8×0.8 in). For table stands, 3×3 cm works best. Always test at the actual size before ordering a large print run.
Ready to Modernize Your Restaurant?
Create your first restaurant QR code in minutes. Digital menus, WiFi access, and analytics — all free to start.