QR code for a restaurant menu that guests actually want to scan
A menu code sits on every table, every night, for years. Make it part of the room instead of a sticker that looks like a parking ticket, and keep the right to change the menu link without reprinting a single table tent.
Make yoursChange the menu, not the tents
Brunch menu on weekends, happy hour at four, a new PDF every season. Point the same printed code at a new link in ten seconds.
Sized for real tables
We export 2 in table-tent and 1.25 in menu-corner files at 300 dpi, tested to scan in a dim dining room.
See which tables scan
Give each section its own code and see scans by hour, so you know when people actually look.
Your codes outlive your subscription
Cancel and they keep pointing at your last link. Read the promise.
Blue Tile Bistro
Table tent for a seaside bistro, Santa Barbara CA, 2026
Tile mosaic artwork over a QR code, error correction H.
- Prints
- 1.25 in to 12 in
- Tested
- 10 of 10 core, 5 of 6 stress
- Opens
- a page that counts your scan
Print-size guide
| Menu / business card | 1.25 in at 300 dpi |
| Table tent / counter card | 2.0 in at 300 dpi |
| Flyer / window decal | 3.0 in at 300 dpi |
| Poster | 6.0 in at 300 dpi |
| Yard sign / banner | 12.0 in at 200 dpi |
Rule of thumb: the code should be at least one tenth of the scanning distance.