QR codes for restaurant menus you can update

Print the code once. When the menu, the prices or the PDF change, point the link at the new one and every table follows.

How it works

Menus change more often than table cards are reprinted.

01
Make one link for the menu
Point it at the menu page or PDF and give it a slug people can read, such as /menu.
02
Print its QR code
On table cards, the window and the receipt.
03
Change the destination when the menu changes
The cards stay where they are. A lunch and a dinner menu can be two links, each with its own code.

Each line says where it starts.

Change the destination later: Edit where the link goes at any time; the printed code and the short address stay the same.; on every plan, including Free
A QR code for every link: Download it as PNG or SVG. It encodes the short link, so it follows every edit.; on every plan, including Free
Your own domain: Links read as yours, such as go.yourbrand.com/spring, and move with you if you ever leave.; on every plan, including Free (on Free, once your account is 7 days old)
Clicks by country, device and time: See which placement brought the visits, and when.; on every plan, including Free
Your logo in the code: Place your logo in the middle of the QR code.; from Starter

Other uses

The free plan needs no card and has no time limit.