QR Codes for Restaurant Menus: Update your menu without reprinting
Link your tables, windows and takeaway bags to your online menu. When dishes or prices change, update the link in QR-Genie and every printed code shows the new menu. Add a Wi-Fi code for guests and a WhatsApp code for orders.
Free for 14 days, no card needed
Why restaurants use dynamic menu QR codes
A digital menu that's always current, and fewer questions for your staff.
Contactless digital menu
Guests scan at the table and browse the menu on their own phone.
Update without reprinting
Seasonal dishes or new prices: change the link and every printed code shows the new menu.
See when guests scan
Scans by day, hour and device, and a weekday-by-hour view of your busiest times.
Wi-Fi without asking
Add a Wi-Fi QR code to table cards so guests connect without asking staff.
Orders and bookings by chat
A WhatsApp code on takeaway bags and flyers brings in reorders and table bookings.
Matches your brand
Your colours and logo, plus a frame like Scan for the menu.
How to make a QR code for your restaurant menu
Ready in a few minutes, and you can change it whenever you like.
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Put your menu online
Use a page on your website, your ordering platform's menu, or a PDF in online storage.
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Create a website QR code
Paste the menu link, name the code and pick your colours, logo and frame.
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Print it for your tables
Download print-ready files for table tents, stickers, windows and takeaway bags.
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Update anytime
When the menu changes, change the link in your dashboard. Nothing to reprint.
QR codes around your restaurant
Frequently asked questions
How do I create a QR code for my restaurant menu?
Put your menu online, create a website QR code in QR-Genie with the menu's link, design it and print it. The free trial lets you try it with up to 2 codes for 14 days.
Can I update the menu without reprinting the QR code?
Yes. The printed code holds a short QR-Genie link. Change where it points in your dashboard and the next scan opens the new menu.
Do I need a website for my menu?
Your menu needs to be online somewhere: a page on your website, your ordering platform's menu page, or a PDF in online storage such as Google Drive. The QR code points to it, and you can switch to a different link any time.
Can I use one QR code for every table?
Yes, one code can go on every table. To compare areas, such as the terrace and the dining room, give each its own code and compare their scans.
Do guests need an app to scan the menu QR code?
No. Recent iPhones and Android phones scan QR codes with the built-in camera, and the menu opens in their browser.