Menu QR Code Generator
Put your menu one scan away — link diners straight to your online or PDF menu.
A menu QR code links to your menu on the web, whether that is a page on your website or a hosted PDF. Diners scan the code on the table, the door or the window and your menu opens on their own phone — no sticky laminated cards, no app to install, and easy to keep current with prices and specials.
PointQR lets you generate the code for free and download it as a crisp PNG, SVG or PDF for printing on table tents, posters and packaging. Static codes never expire and have no scan limits, so a busy Saturday will not push you onto a paid plan.
The real win comes from making the menu code dynamic. With a free account your printed code points to a short PointQR link you control, so when you change your menu URL, run a seasonal menu or move to a new provider, you update the destination once and every printed code follows — no reprinting table tents. You also see how many diners scanned, which helps you judge placement.
For best results, host your menu as a fast, mobile-friendly page, and print the code large enough to scan comfortably from a seated position.
PointQR codes are free forever, never expire and carry no scan limits. You can create and download a static code right here with no account, or sign up to make it dynamic — edit the destination after printing and track how many times it was scanned.
How to create your menu qr code generator
- Upload your menu as a web page or PDF and copy its link.
- Choose "Website URL" and paste the menu link.
- Generate and download a print-ready PNG or PDF.
- Print table tents or window stickers, and test scanning from a normal seating distance.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an app for diners to view the menu?
No. Scanning opens the menu in the phone's normal browser — no app required.
Can I change the menu without reprinting the code?
Yes, if you make the code dynamic. You update the destination link and every printed code follows automatically.
Will the code stop working after a while?
No. PointQR codes never expire and have no scan limits.