Start with what you want to share.
Create an account and choose the job for your first code: publish an offer, link to information you already have, or help people join your WiFi network.
Menu or price list
Enter your offer, descriptions and prices, review it and publish. Services and products can start with a blank price list.
Existing page or document
Add the address of your page, document or catalogue. QuickQR makes a code that leads there. You do not need to create a menu.
WiFi access
Enter the network details and create a code to connect. Print a new code if the network name or password changes.
A menu setup example.
The example below shows entering and publishing a menu. If you only need an existing link or WiFi code, start directly with that option above.
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Create your account and choose a starting point.
Enter your name, email and password. Verify your email using the link you receive. Starting the trial does not require a payment card.
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Choose your starting menu and table count.
Name your business and choose a starting structure. Services and products can use a blank price list; hospitality businesses can use suggested items. Add a table count if you need codes for individual tables.
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Add your own dishes and drinks.
Replace suggestions with your own offer. Add descriptions, photos and checked allergens. Edit availability and prices in the same place, and review translations before publishing.
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Make a code that suits your table.
Choose the code’s appearance and check it scans. A menu code uses a permanent link, so you keep it when your offer changes.
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Print the format you need.
Free includes a PNG image. Basic and Pro add SVG and print templates for cards, stickers and posters. Scan a test print with your own phone before printing a batch.
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Guests see only what you publish.
Review prices, languages and allergens, then choose Publish. Your draft stays separate from what guests see until you publish it.
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Your guest scans and reads.
The phone camera opens your published menu in a browser. Guests need neither an account nor an app. Future changes follow the same path: edit, check, publish.
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