Step-by-Step Guide
How to Create a Restaurant Menu QR Code
A menu QR code links diners to your digital menu — no app download, no printed menus to replace, no contact required.
Step-by-step instructions
- 1Host your menu onlineUpload your menu as a PDF to Google Drive, or link to your menu on your website, Square, Toast, or another platform.
- 2Get a shareable link to the menuFrom Google Drive, click Share → Copy Link. Ensure the link is set to 'Anyone with the link can view'.
- 3Create a dynamic QR codeUse Dynamic QR's menu QR tool — a dynamic code lets you update the menu link when prices or items change.
- 4Print on table cards and standsDownload PNG or SVG. Print on table tents, acrylic stands, or directly on table surfaces.
Tips for best results
- →Always use a dynamic QR code for menus — static codes need reprinting every time the menu changes
- →Test the link on 3+ devices before printing — some PDF share links require sign-in
- →Minimum print size: 3cm × 3cm for reliable indoor scanning from a table
Common questions
How do I create a QR code for my restaurant menu?
Host your menu online (PDF or web page), copy the link, and create a dynamic QR code so you can update the menu without reprinting.
Should I use a static or dynamic QR code for my menu?
Always dynamic — menus change. A dynamic code lets you update the menu link anytime without reprinting table cards.
Where should I put menu QR codes in my restaurant?
Table cards, table stands, or printed directly on the table surface. Some restaurants also place them on the door for walk-by access.