For restaurants & cafés

Turn your menu PDF into a QR code

Upload the menu you already have as a PDF and get a clean link plus a downloadable QR code. Print the code once — guests scan it and the menu opens instantly in their phone browser, no app needed.

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Drag & drop your file here

or click to browse · up to 200 MB

Beta · free while in early access. Only upload files you have the right to share. Public links can be opened by anyone with the URL. Executable and unsafe file types are blocked.

Menu → QR code in 3 steps

  1. 1

    Upload your menu PDF

    The same file your designer or printer already made — drag it in and it's hosted in seconds.

  2. 2

    Download the QR code

    Every link comes with a print-ready QR code. Put it on tables, the door, flyers, or the counter.

  3. 3

    Guests scan and read

    The menu opens full-screen in any phone browser — crisp, zoomable, and fast. No app to install, no account to make.

Change prices, keep the QR code

This is the one that saves money: replace the PDF and the SAME link — and the same printed QR code — now shows the new menu. Update prices weekly without reprinting a thing.

Print-ready QR code included

Download the QR code for your menu link and drop it into your table cards, window stickers, or receipts.

Opens perfectly on phones

The PDF renders in a clean mobile viewer — guests pinch-zoom the menu like a photo, with no toolbar clutter.

See how often it's scanned

View and QR-scan counts show whether people actually use the digital menu — and which locations scan the most (Pro).

No ads next to your food

Free QR services often wrap your menu in ads or expire your code. Your menu link stays clean and yours.

Works beyond menus

Wine lists, daily specials, catering brochures, price lists — anything you keep as a PDF works the same way.

Frequently asked questions

Upload your menu PDF on this page. You get a public link and a downloadable QR code for it — print the code and guests scan it to open the menu in their browser.

Yes — that's the point. Replace the PDF anytime and the printed QR code keeps working, now showing the new menu. Reprint nothing.

No. Every modern phone camera scans QR codes natively, and the menu opens in the phone's browser — nothing to install.

Free links stay live as long as you renew them (one click every few days, or upgrade to Pro and links never expire — set-and-forget for a printed code).

Uploading a menu up to 5 MB and getting its QR code is free. Pro adds never-expiring links, bigger files, scan analytics, and removes the Link in Seconds badge.