Restaurant use case
Restaurant Menu QR Code
A menu QR code should open quickly, remain readable in low light, and give guests a clear destination. Dynamic links are useful when menus or seasonal offers change frequently.
What matters most
- Link to a mobile page rather than a difficult-to-zoom document when possible.
- Place the code where glare, folds, and table edges will not interfere.
- Provide a printed or accessible alternative for guests who cannot scan.
Recommended workflow
- Publish the menu at a stable HTTPS destination.
- Create and brand the QR code with restrained customization.
- Test at the table, in typical lighting, and on cellular data.
Questions and answers
Should a menu use a static or dynamic QR?
Use dynamic when the destination may change or you need scan analytics. Static works for a stable long-term URL.
Can the QR code replace every menu?
A QR code should complement accessible service, not be the only option for every guest.