Make a free QR code for your menu, your guest Wi-Fi, or your review link, right in your browser. It's static, with no expiry timer. Keep the linked page available and test the printed code. No account or QR subscription required.
The rule for every one of these: point the code at a page you control, so you can update the page without reprinting a single tent.
Point the code at your menu page. Change prices tonight, update specials tomorrow, and never reprint the tent.
Website tabA Wi-Fi code by the register lets compatible phones offer to join your guest network. Test joining and keep manual instructions available.
Wi-Fi tabA code on the receipt or check presenter opens your review form while the meal is still fresh in their mind.
Website tabA window decal that sends the walk-by crowd to your ordering page, including everyone who strolls past after close.
Website tabA code on the door or flyer that goes straight to your booking page. No phone tag during the dinner rush.
Website tabFor takeout spots: a code that opens a chat with the kitchen's number, order message pre-typed and ready to send.
WhatsApp tabYour menu page, review link, or ordering page. Or pick the Wi-Fi tab and type your network name and password.
Choose colors and an optional logo. Test the exported code and a printed proof; styling is not a scan guarantee.
Sharp SVG for the printer, PNG for quick prints. Test-scan the proof in the dining room's actual light.
A dynamic code points at a redirect service that forwards diners to your menu. That can let you change destinations after printing, but forwarding depends on the service. Check its trial and cancellation terms before ordering table tents.
A static code contains the URL you supply. This generator adds no redirect or expiry timer; your domain, page, and any redirect you supply still need to work. The full story is in do QR codes expire, and the menu-specific walkthrough is in the restaurant menu guide.
Put the right code in the right place.
For close-up use, 1.2 to 2 inches wide is a starting point, not a guarantee. Keep the quiet margin intact and test the final print at the intended distance. The print size guide has the full table for other distances.
Yes, and this is the whole trick. Point the code at a stable URL like yoursite.com/menu and edit that page whenever you like. The printed code never changes; only the page behind it does.
The password is encoded inside the printed pattern, so anyone who can scan the code can join, same as reading it off the chalkboard. Nothing is uploaded anywhere; the code is generated entirely in your browser.
A static pattern has no expiry timer, but the menu page must stay available and the print must stay readable. Dynamic-code availability depends on the redirect provider and its terms. Every code this generator makes is static.
No. The tool is free, runs in your browser, and nothing you type leaves your device. There is no plan to cancel and nothing to renew.
Free static codes with no account or expiry timer. Keep the printed pattern readable and the destination available.
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