Restaurant menu QR codes
Create a QR code for a restaurant menu page, PDF menu or online ordering page. Add UTM tracking to measure scans from table tents, windows, receipts or flyers.
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Create a QR Code Free with a Fast Online QR Code Generator
Make static QR codes for website links, menus, Wi-Fi, vCard contacts, events, email and SMS. Download PNG QR codes for flyers, posters, labels, packaging and business cards — no account required.
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How it works
How to create a QR code online
QuickQR Studio is designed for anyone who needs to create a QR code quickly for a website, menu, Wi-Fi network, event, business card or marketing campaign.
- Choose the QR code type: website URL, Wi-Fi, contact vCard, event, email or SMS.
- Add your content: paste a link, enter your Wi-Fi details, or add the contact or event information.
- Generate and preview: check the QR code before using it in print or online.
- Download PNG: save the QR code image for flyers, posters, menus, packaging, labels or business cards.
For marketing campaigns, use the optional UTM builder so your analytics can separate QR code scans from flyers, posters, brochures, packaging and other printed materials.
Step 1
Create your free QR code
Choose a QR type, add your details, then download a QR code PNG.
Differentiator
QR code print-readiness checker
Use this before putting a QR code on a flyer, menu, package, label, poster or business card.
Recommended print size
40 mm
Minimum: 30 mm
Select a use case to see the recommended QR size.
Popular ways to use QR codes
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QR code guides
Practical QR code guides for common uses
Learn how to create QR codes for menus, Wi-Fi, business cards, flyers, posters, Google reviews and safer everyday use.
Restaurant menu QR codes
Best practices for table tents, printed menus, window signs and online ordering links.
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How to share guest network access while keeping passwords and private networks under control.
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QR code safety tips
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FAQ
QR code generator questions
How do I create a QR code online?
Choose the QR code type, enter the website link or details, generate the QR code, then download it as a PNG image.
Is this QR code generator free?
Yes. This is a free browser-based QR code generator for everyday and business use, with no signup required.
Are QR codes generated on a server?
No. The QR code is generated in your browser. This site does not upload the QR content you type to our server.
What size should I print a QR code?
For most flyers, menus and brochures, a printed QR code around 30–40 mm wide is a practical minimum. The print-readiness checker recommends a size based on where the QR code will be used.
Can I track QR code scans?
A static QR code does not track scans by itself. For a simple privacy-friendly approach, use UTM parameters on the destination URL and measure visits in your website analytics.
What are UTM parameters?
UTM parameters are short tracking labels added to the end of a website link. They help your analytics tools understand where a visitor came from. For example, if you print a QR code on a flyer, you could use utm_source=flyer, utm_medium=qr and utm_campaign=spring_offer. The QR code still sends people to your page, but your analytics can show that the visit came from that printed flyer.
Do UTM parameters change the destination page?
No. They normally do not change what the visitor sees. They simply add tracking information to the URL so you can compare scans from different posters, menus, brochures, events or business cards.
Can I create a QR code for a website link?
Yes. Select Website, paste the URL, then generate and download the QR code. This is useful for landing pages, menus, forms, booking pages and promotions.
Can I make a QR code for Wi-Fi?
Yes. Select Wi-Fi, enter the network name, password and security type, then generate a scannable Wi-Fi QR code for guests.
Is this a static or dynamic QR code generator?
This tool creates static QR codes. The QR code stores the content you enter, such as a website URL or Wi-Fi details. For tracking, you can add UTM parameters to the link before generating the QR code.