Menu QR Code Generator
Put your menu on every table. A menu QR code gives diners a contactless digital menu for your restaurant, bar or café — one scan, no app, no paper to reprint.
Create your menu QR code
Link your digital menu and get a code diners can scan from the table. The builder opens on QRbug, our technology partner — free, no signup, download PNG or SVG.
Create Menu QR Code →How does a menu QR code work?
A menu QR code links to your menu hosted online and turns it into a square code you print on table tents, stickers or stands. When a guest scans it with their phone camera, your menu opens in the browser instantly — no app to download. Because the menu lives online, you can change prices, add specials or hide sold-out dishes without reprinting a single sheet of paper, which saves money and keeps everything current. It is the simplest way to offer a clean, contactless experience in restaurants, bars and cafés. And when you are ready to go further than just showing the menu — full table ordering with real-time orders sent to your kitchen, and five different order types — QRbug provides a complete restaurant QR menu and ordering platform you can grow into.
Menu QR code in 3 steps
- 1. Prepare your menu. Have your digital menu link ready, or build a full menu on QRbug.
- 2. Generate the code. Open the builder on QRbug and turn your menu into a scannable code.
- 3. Place it on tables. Download as PNG or SVG and print it on table tents, stickers or stands.
Frequently asked questions
What is a menu QR code?
A menu QR code gives diners a contactless digital menu. When they scan the code on the table, your menu opens on their phone — no app, no paper — and you can update prices and dishes any time.
Is the menu QR code generator free?
Yes. The builder opens on QRbug, our technology partner, where you can create a menu QR code for free with no signup and download it as a PNG or SVG file.
Can customers order from the QR menu?
A basic menu QR code just shows the menu. For full ordering — table QR, real-time orders and five order types — QRbug offers a complete restaurant QR menu and ordering platform you can switch on when ready.
Where should I use a menu QR code?
On table tents, table stickers, counter stands, window displays and printed flyers — anywhere a diner in your restaurant, bar or café can quickly scan to open the menu.