Diners scan the code and your menu opens in their browser: no app to install, nothing to type. Paste the link to your menu above (a web page, a Google Doc or a PDF) and download a free menu QR code, generated in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
To create yours:
Host your menu online
A page on your site, a shared PDF, or a Google Doc set to “anyone with the link”.
Drop the menu link in the box above
OpenQR reads it as a URL: nothing else to set up.
Dress it for the table (optional)
Add your restaurant’s logo, your colours and a “Scan for menu” frame.
Export with no watermark
Vector SVG or PDF prints sharp on table tents and posters.
Change your menu without reprinting
Choose “Make it editable” after generating and one printed code serves every menu change: seasonal specials, price changes, sold-out items. Re-point it to a new menu link at any time, and OpenQR counts the scans.
A QR menu takes the reprint out of every menu change: the code on the table stays the same while the menu behind it updates. If your menu lives at a link whose page you control (a page on your own site, a Google Doc), even a fixed code never needs reprinting: change the page, not the link. A static code is only frozen at the link it carries, so it needs a new print when the menu moves to a new address. An editable (dynamic) code keeps the same printed code and re-points the link, and OpenQR counts the scans. For the sharpest print, export as SVG or PDF and check the right size for print.
The same tool, written for a specific trade, with the wording and examples that trade uses.