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QR Codes

Create QR codes for menus, WiFi, reviews, reservations, social media and more. Improve the guest experience and grow your business.

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Popular restaurant QR codes

Pick what you need — each one is set up and ready in the generator below.

MenuDigital menus for guests
WiFiEasy WiFi access
Google ReviewsGet more reviews
InstagramGrow your following
ReservationsLink to booking
PaymentsReceive payments fast
MoreAnd many more options
Code color
Corner color
Background
Dot shape
Corners
Add your content to generate your code.
2048px PNG · vector SVG · no watermark
Inspiration

Restaurant QR code examples

See how other venues put their codes to work — drop in your own photos to preview them.

Table tent
Window sticker
Menu cover
Receipt
WiFi sign

Best practices

Add a clear call to action, like "Scan for Menu".
Place codes in visible, easy-to-reach spots on each table.
Keep high contrast and a quiet zone around the code.
Always test the code with your phone before printing.
Keep the destination link (menu, booking page) up to date.

FAQ

Can I update my menu without changing the QR code?

Yes — point the code at a menu page or a PDF you can replace. As long as the link stays the same, update the content anytime and the code keeps working.

Will the QR code work forever?

The code is static and never expires. It keeps working as long as the destination — your menu link or WiFi network — stays valid.

What is the best size for a restaurant QR code?

For table tents, keep it at least 2 × 2 cm. Use the SVG export for large prints like posters and window signs so it stays perfectly sharp.

Can I track how many times my QR code is scanned?

These are static codes, so they don't track scans on their own. Point the code at a link with your own analytics (or a shortener) if you need scan counts.

Guide

Getting QR codes right in a restaurant

Restaurants use QR codes for five things: the menu, WiFi, reviews, reservations and ordering. Each is a separate code with a separate job, which keeps every one simple to scan and easy to update.

The most important choice is the destination. A menu code should open a fast, mobile-friendly page, not a huge PDF. Keep the link on your own site so you can change prices without reprinting.

Checklist

  • Put menu codes on tables at a size of at least 4 cm.
  • Laminate or use acrylic holders that wipe clean.
  • Use a separate review code at the till.
  • Keep a printed menu for guests who prefer paper.
  • Scan every code with two phones before printing.
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