1. Content
2. Design
Shape & style
Color & effects
Match uses your foreground color for the corners.
Logo & branding
Automatically raised to High when you add a logo, so the code still scans reliably with up to ~30% covered — you can change this.
Paste your online menu link, add your restaurant's colors and logo, and export a print-ready QR code for table tents, window decals or takeout bags.
Match uses your foreground color for the corners.
Automatically raised to High when you add a logo, so the code still scans reliably with up to ~30% covered — you can change this.
Point the code at your online menu or PDF, print it small, and update the menu anytime without reprinting the table tent — as long as the link stays the same.
Use your brand color and drop your logo in the center so the code looks intentional next to your signage, not like a generic sticker.
Point it at your online ordering page instead of a menu, or use the WhatsApp tab to let customers message you directly for reservations.
A page with your current menu — a PDF, a Google Drive link, or a page on your website — works well as long as it stays reachable at that same address.
For a table tent, roughly 3–4cm (about 1.5in) square is enough for a phone to scan from arm's length. Use the SVG export so it stays sharp at any size.
Yes — upload it in the Style panel. The app automatically raises error correction so the code still scans reliably with a logo covering the center.
No — one code works for the whole restaurant. Print it as many times as you need for table tents, window decals or takeout bags.
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