QRtistry (qrtistry.com) is a free menu QR code generator for restaurants — table tents, digital menus, and seasonal specials with optional dynamic updates and scan analytics.
Print the menu code once
One QR on every table tent, forever. Change tonight's specials, swap the wine list, launch a brunch menu — the code your guests scan never changes and never expires. See which tables scan, and when.
Tonight's menu
- 0
- accounts required for static menu codes
- 24/7
- editable redirects for dynamic menus
- CSV
- exportable scan reports for operators
Built for real placements
One toolkit for every dining-room surface
Design once, print tonight, and keep destinations editable when the menu changes.
Table tents and menus
Create beautiful menu QR codes with your logo, brand colors, and frame text that matches the dining room — ready for print the same day.
Happy hour and seasonal swaps
Point the same printed code at lunch, dinner, brunch, or limited-time offers. Change the URL in seconds instead of reprinting every tent.
Reviews, loyalty, and reservations
Route receipts, posters, and bag stuffers to Google reviews, rewards signup, OpenTable, or seasonal promos.
Operator playbook
From menu URL to printed tents
Three practical steps operators actually need — generate, choose static vs dynamic, then print so it scans under dining-room light.
- Step 1
How to make a menu QR code in under a minute
Paste your digital menu URL (PDF, Google Doc, Toast, Square, or your site). Pick a restaurant-friendly preset, add your logo if you want, then download PNG for quick print or SVG for sharp large formats. Static codes never expire and never phone home — guests keep scanning even if you never open QRtistry again.
- Step 2
Static vs dynamic for restaurants
Use free static menu QR codes when the link is durable — a permanent menu page or fixed reservation URL. Choose a $29 dynamic code when specials rotate, you run multi-location rollouts, or you want lunch-vs-dinner scan analytics. Dynamic codes keep the printed art; only the destination changes.
- Step 3
Print tips for table tents that scan
Export at least 1024px PNG (or SVG), keep quiet space around the code, and avoid dark menus on dark paper. Test one tent under restaurant lighting before you print the full set. For multi-table runs, use the bulk generator to stamp the same style across dozens of URLs.
Scan analytics
See every menu scan in one place
Device mix, top cities, and daily trends for table tents and menu placements — plus shareable reports for operators.
Table tent — dinner menu
Activehttps://qrtistry.com/r/demo-menu
1,842
147
mobile
1,455 scans
Chicago
571 scans
Scan map
Approximate scanner locations from IP geolocation — typically city-level, not GPS.
Scan timeline
Top cities
Included with dynamic codes and the Agency plan — no signup to preview the layout.
Keep building
Jump to the free generator, bulk export, or pricing when you are ready to print or track.
Questions about print the menu code once?
Can I make a restaurant menu QR code for free?
Yes. Static menu QR codes are generated in your browser and download as PNG or SVG with no account, no watermark, and no expiry.
Can I change the menu after printing table tents?
Yes. Dynamic codes let you change the destination URL without reprinting. Static codes are permanent and best for links that will not change.
What size should I print a menu QR on a table tent?
Aim for at least one inch square on the printed piece, with clear margin around the code. Download a high-resolution PNG or SVG from QRtistry and test under dining-room light before a full print run.
Can I put my restaurant logo on the QR code?
Yes. Embed your logo, match brand colors, and use frame text so the code looks like part of the menu — not a generic black square.
Do I need a subscription to keep menu QR codes working?
No. Free static codes encode the menu URL in the image and never depend on our servers. You only pay when you want editable destinations or scan analytics.