Turn any menu link into a QR code customers can scan at the table. Download as PNG for table tents and posters.
You paste the web link to your menu (for example a Google Drive PDF, an Instagram page or your online store menu), and the tool encodes that URL into a QR code image you can download as a PNG. When a customer scans the code with their phone camera, it opens your menu link directly, with no app needed. You print the PNG and place it on tables, the counter or a standee.
A cafe in Indiranagar, Bengaluru uploads its menu as a Google Drive PDF, pastes that link into the tool, downloads the QR PNG, and prints it on table tent cards. Customers scan it to see the latest menu and prices instantly, so the owner can update the PDF for a price change without reprinting a single card.
No. On almost all modern Android and iPhone devices, the built-in camera app scans QR codes automatically and opens the link, so no separate scanner app is needed.
The QR code itself never expires; it simply points to your link. It only stops working if you delete or change the underlying menu link, so keep that URL live and unchanged.
Yes, if the QR points to a link whose content you can edit, like a Google Drive PDF or a webpage. Update the file at the same link and the existing printed code shows the new menu.
Any public URL works, such as a Google Drive PDF set to 'anyone with the link', your online store menu page, or an Instagram/Linktree page. Make sure the link is publicly viewable, not restricted.
Commmerce Self Checkout lets diners browse, order, and pay from a QR code or tablet, synced to your kitchen.
See Billing & Checkout