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QR Code Menu Generator

Create a hosted menu with dishes, prices and images for your restaurant

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What Does a Restaurant Menu QR Code Open?

A menu QR code opens a digital menu hosted by QR Code AI. Organise the dishes into menu sections such as Breakfast, Lunch or Drinks, then add each item’s name, description, price and optional image. Set the currency and a short menu introduction. Guests can browse the menu on a compatible phone without you building a separate website.

For example, a café can put one code on its table cards and update seasonal dishes behind the same managed address. Check prices and descriptions when the menu changes. Add a custom QR design that fits the table card, print a sample and test it under the lighting guests will use. Keep another way to read the menu available for guests who cannot scan.

Create a Restaurant Menu QR Code in 3 Steps

Build the menu, customise its QR code and check the experience before placing it on tables.

  1. Step 1

    Build your hosted menu

    Enter a title and currency, create menu sections and add dish names, descriptions, prices and optional images. Check the details against the menu you serve. Use PDF QR instead when you want to share an existing PDF file.

  2. Step 2

    Design your table QR code

    Choose colours and a logo, or use QR Code Art to match your venue. Leave clear space around the code and add an instruction such as “Scan to view the menu.” Keep the printed pattern large enough for the viewing distance.

  3. Step 3

    Test the menu and place the code

    Scan the final downloaded file and a printed sample on a compatible phone. Check every section, price and image. Place the code where guests can reach it, then update the hosted menu when your dishes or prices change.

Frequently Asked Questions About Menu QR Codes

Building, Updating and Sharing a Hosted Menu

Choose Menu and build its sections in QR Code AI. Enter the currency, item names, descriptions and prices, with optional images. Customise the QR design, then check the hosted menu from the final downloaded code and a printed sample before placing it on tables.

Yes. Update the menu content behind the existing managed QR address while its connected service is active. Recheck the saved changes on a phone. Creating a different QR code or deleting the original destination is not the same as editing the menu behind an existing code.

You can create QR codes within the free creation limits. A seven-day trial starts with the first QR code or Smart Link created in your personal account or Workspace; the two have separate allowances and trials. After the trial, Premium is needed to keep connected destinations and their paid features active. Direct QR types, such as plain text or WiFi, retain their encoded data independently of the redirect service. Reaching a creation limit prevents additional creation; it does not erase the data in an already printed direct QR code.

You can write relevant information in the item descriptions and menu text. Check it against your actual ingredients and service practices, and keep it current. The builder does not automatically determine allergens, calculate nutrition values or certify that a menu meets accessibility or food-labelling requirements.

The hosted Menu type displays the dishes and prices you enter. It does not automatically create an ordering, checkout or payment system. If your restaurant already uses an online ordering service, use URL QR for its customer-facing link and test that separate flow.

Guests use a camera or scanner that supports QR links, open the detected address and browse the online menu. The phone needs connectivity to load it. Test the printed size, contrast and lighting, and provide another way to read the menu for guests who cannot use the code.

Build sections with dishes, prices and images, customise the QR design and test a printed sample. Update the hosted menu as your offering changes.