Free QR code menu generator

How do I make a QR code menu for free?

Type your restaurant's dishes and prices into Tablemenu.Link, add your logo and colour, and press Publish, creating a free account as you do. You immediately get your own menu link and a QR code to download as a PNG or SVG. Print the code for your tables; guests scan it and the menu opens in their browser.

1. Add your dishes

   Create categories and type each dish's name, price and description, up to 300 items. Or start from a template.

2. Make it yours

   Upload your logo, choose your brand colour and a dark or light theme. A live phone preview shows the result.

3. Choose your link and publish

   Pick your menu's link and create a free account with an email and a password. Your menu goes live at once, and you edit it later from your dashboard.

4. Download and print

   Download the SVG for print and the PNG for screens, then put the code on tables, the counter and the window.

Does this QR code menu expire?

No. The QR code stores your menu's permanent public link rather than a rented redirect, so there is no plan or trial that can lapse. It keeps working for as long as your menu is published, and every change you save appears on the same printed code.

Many “free” QR generators issue dynamic codes that route through their own servers and stop working when a trial ends. Read static vs dynamic QR codes before you print anything.

What do guests see when they scan the code?

A fast, phone-sized menu page rather than a shrunken PDF: readable text, a row of category shortcuts, prices in your currency and clear dietary labels. Your logo and brand colour make it look like your restaurant, and nothing has to be installed or downloaded first.

• Category shortcuts. A sticky row of tabs jumps to Starters, Mains or Drinks.

• Dietary labels and filters. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and spicy dishes are labelled, and guests can filter by them.

• Search. Longer menus get a search box, so guests find a dish by name.

• Sold-out dishes. Switch a dish off and it shows as sold out until you switch it back on.

• Opening hours. Weekly hours with an open-now indicator in your time zone.

Which QR code file should I print?

Print the SVG. It is a vector file, so it stays sharp at any size, from a 3 cm table sticker to a 20 cm window poster. Use the PNG on screens: Instagram stories, WhatsApp, emails and documents. Both files open the same permanent menu link.

Keep every code at least 2 × 2 cm, dark on a light background, with a blank margin around it. The guide how to make a QR code menu has a size table for each placement.

How is this different from other QR menu generators?

Most QR menu generators start a free trial, ask for a card, or issue codes that depend on a paid plan. Tablemenu.Link costs nothing, asks only for a free account when you publish, and its code points straight at your menu. The trade-off is that it is view-only: there is no online ordering or payment.