Menu QR editor.
pick a type · fill the fields · make it pretty · download.
Common questions.
Yes. The menu QR code encodes a URL — you need a publicly accessible link to your menu before generating the code.
Options include a PDF on Google Drive, a page on your website, or a dedicated menu platform. Paste the direct link into QRKong and download.
PDF works best. It displays consistently across all phones without requiring any app, scales well on small screens, and is easy to update by replacing the file at the same URL.
A mobile-optimised web page is the next best option if you want dynamic pricing or seasonal changes without redistributing a file.
Yes — as long as you keep the URL the same and update the file or page at that address. Diners will always get the latest version when they scan.
If the URL itself changes, you will need to generate and print a new QR code.
No. A menu QR code is just a link — the phone needs an internet connection to load whatever is at the URL.
Make sure your venue has reliable Wi-Fi or strong enough mobile signal. Offering a guest Wi-Fi network is the simplest fix.