An idea. A connection.
Create a QR code for your menu
Choose a mobile web menu when you can maintain one: it can adapt to small screens and avoid large downloads. A PDF page is useful when your menu already exists as a document. QRinio links to the menu; it does not supply ordering or payment functions.
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Illustration: this sample code opens example.com.
How it works
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Choose Website for a web menu or PDF for a document page.
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Use readable text and a small file; publish hosted content and test without signing in.
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Print a high-contrast code with a clear instruction, and keep an alternative way to access the menu.
What to keep in mind
Test under the venue’s lighting and network conditions. Reflective table covers and weak mobile reception can interrupt the experience even when the original image is correct.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I offer several languages?
- Link to a mobile menu with a language choice, or use a published links page with one clearly labelled menu per language.
Keep exploring
Create an editable PDF QR code
Share a brochure, price list or document through a published PDF page. Upload a PDF or link an existing public file.
Turn a website link into a QR code
Create a QR code for a website, campaign or document URL. Test the destination and choose static or editable behaviour.
Create one QR code for multiple links
Publish a link page for your website, contact options and documents. Arrange up to 20 links and update the selection without reprinting your code.