Turn your menu link into a QR code, then download it or print ready-made table cards with your name and table numbers. Free, no sign-up, and the code never expires.
- Put your menu online first: a menu page, your website, a PDF on Google Drive (shared so anyone with the link can view it), or an ordering page.
- Copy its full link, starting with https://, and paste it above.
- Add your restaurant name and, if you want a card for every table, the number of tables.
- Scan the code with your own phone camera to check it opens the right page, then download it or print the cards.
Many free QR makers put their own short link inside the code, so they can count scans, and some stop it working after a trial or ask you to pay later. This one puts your link itself inside the code. Nothing passes through us, and the code keeps working for as long as your link does.
The catch is the same reason: if your menu link changes, print new codes. Keep one stable link (a menu page you update, rather than a new PDF each time) and you will rarely need to.
- Print at least 3 cm wide on a table card; bigger for a wall or a window.
- Keep the code dark on a light background. Light, inverted or busy codes scan badly.
- Laminate table cards, or use a card stand: a bent or wet code is the most common reason a scan fails.
A QR menu that opens a PDF only shows the menu: guests still wait for a waiter to take the order. A QR ordering page lets them order (and pay, if you want) from their phone, with the order going straight to the kitchen. That is what EasyBills QR ordering does.
EasyBills QR ordering: guests scan, order and pay from their phone, the order prints in the kitchen and the bill is made for you. In India, QR ordering on its own is free.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no trial and no watermark. The code is made in your browser and nothing is sent to us.
No. The code contains your link directly, with no redirect through another service, so it works for as long as your link works.
Yes. Upload the PDF to Google Drive or Dropbox, set it so anyone with the link can view it, copy the link and paste it here. A web page menu loads faster on a phone than a large PDF.
At least about 3 cm across for a table card scanned from close by. For a poster or window, make it larger: roughly one tenth of the distance people will scan from.
Only if the link opens an ordering page. A QR code to a PDF or a picture just shows the menu. EasyBills gives you a QR ordering page where guests order and pay, and orders reach the kitchen.