1. Choose a menu page your team can maintain
Use a page that opens quickly on a phone and does not require guests to create an account. If prices or availability change, choose a destination your team can update without reprinting table cards.
Open the link on a phone using mobile data before generating the code. A page available only on staff WiFi is not a useful guest menu.
2. Generate a URL QR code and verify the destination
Paste the complete HTTPS menu link into the AIQRGO URL QR tool. Download SVG for print layouts or PNG for common digital uses. Scan the downloaded file, not only the on-screen preview.
Test with more than one phone and check that the correct menu opens and is readable without excessive zooming.
3. Test the printed code in real lighting
Keep strong contrast and clear space around the code. Avoid folds, glare and curved surfaces that interfere with scanning. There is no single size for every setting: test the final print from where guests will sit.
Add a short instruction such as “Scan to view the menu,” and keep a paper menu or staff assistance available for guests who cannot scan.
Before you publish
Confirm the destination, scan the final print, check the mobile reading experience and decide who will update the menu. A QR code cannot fix a slow or outdated destination page.