Create your QR code in three steps
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Paste the public URL of your current menu.
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Add a clear call-to-action, brand colors, and an optional logo.
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Download or print the template, then scan-test it from a normal viewing distance.
Create a polished, print-ready menu QR card for tables, windows, counters, and takeaway packaging.
Paste the public URL of your current menu.
Add a clear call-to-action, brand colors, and an optional logo.
Download or print the template, then scan-test it from a normal viewing distance.
Yes, if the QR code points to a menu webpage whose content you can update. The QR destination itself remains the same.
Start around 3–4 cm (1.2–1.6 in) wide and test it on the final printed material.
A small logo is fine with High error correction, strong contrast, and a successful scan test.
WebToolBay generates and tests QR codes directly in your browser. No form values, contact details, images, or generated codes are uploaded to our servers.