QRCodeBrain

Restaurant Menu QR Code Generator

A menu guests can read.
A QR code you can keep.

Build a mobile restaurant menu with categories, dishes and prices. Publish changes when ready and keep the same menu QR code on your tables.

Guests scan to view the published menu in their browser. They order with your staff.

Continue in the workspace

Keep the same menu draft and published version when switching views.

How to make a restaurant menu QR code

Check the menu on a phone before printing the table code.

  1. 01

    Add categories and dishes

    Name the menu. Group dishes, enter prices and choose availability.

  2. 02

    Review and publish

    Check the guest preview, then publish the version that guests should see.

  3. 03

    Keep the table QR code

    Scan the menu link before printing. To change a dish or price, edit the draft and publish again.

Choose how to share your menu

Start with the kind of menu you already have.

Editable menu

Dish-by-dish changes

Use this editor when you want to update individual dishes, prices or availability.

Menu PDF

Replace the whole file

Use the PDF tool when you already maintain the menu as a PDF. Replace the same file entry to keep its code.

PDF QR code

Menu website

Share an existing link

Use the website tool if your restaurant already has an online menu. A dynamic code can keep its printed QR when the destination changes.

Website QR code

When the editor saves a step

Keep common service changes in one place.

A price changes

Edit the price, check the new price guests will see and publish.

A dish sells out

Mark it sold out so guests can see it is unavailable.

A seasonal section returns

Add its category and dishes before publishing the new menu.

Which tool fits your menu?

All three can share a menu. The work you do to update it is different.

TaskEditable menuPDF or website QR code
What you start withDish names and pricesAn existing file or link
How guests read itMobile sections and dish cardsYour PDF viewer or website
How you updateEdit the dish and publishReplace the PDF or update the destination
Can the printed code stay?Yes, when updating the same menuYes, when replacing the same hosted PDF or using the same dynamic QR code

Before you print the table code

Check category order, prices and sold-out labels on a phone. Share only details guests should see.

Draft edits stay private until you publish. Guests can browse the menu and order with your staff.

Restaurant menu QR code questions

01

Does a price change need a new QR code?

Keep editing and publishing the same menu. The printed code continues to open that menu.

03

Can I mark a dish sold out?

Yes. Choose Sold out and publish. Guests see the dish with its availability label.

05

Do guests need an app or account?

A published menu opens in a phone browser. Guests can view it without signing in.

02

When do guests see my edits?

They see the last published version. Publish your draft after reviewing the changes.

04

What if I already have a PDF?

Use the PDF tool and replace the file in the same saved entry when it changes.

06

Can customers order or pay here?

This menu is for browsing. Your staff takes orders and handles payment.