QR Code Generator
A code by the register, on a table tent, a receipt or the front door puts a customer on your menu, your review page or your Wi-Fi in one tap. Make it here, download a sharp PNG or SVG, or print a counter card. The link is stored inside the code itself, so there is no account, no subscription and nothing to expire.
QR Code Generator
What the code opens
Options
Counter card
A sign for the register, the table or the window: your code, one line that says what it does, and your name.
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Print sends just the card, about 10 cm (4 in) wide. The download is a 4 × 6 in image at 300 dpi (1200 × 1800 px) for a photo printer or a print shop.
How to use it, and why it matters
Make it, then test-scan it
Pick what the code should open and fill in the fields; the preview redraws as you type. Before you print a stack, scan the preview with two phones, ideally an iPhone and an Android, and check it opens the right thing. Then download the PNG for print and social posts, or the SVG for a designer or print shop.
Where a code earns its keep
By the register for reviews. On table tents for the menu. On receipts and to-go bags for the next order. On the door sticker for hours and booking. On flyers for the offer page. Each one turns “I'll look you up later” into a tap now, while the customer is still in front of you.
Big enough, a clear border, count the scans
Print it at least about 2 cm (0.8 in) wide, bigger for dense codes or anything read from across the room, and keep the light border around it: scanners need that quiet zone. Keep it dark on light. To see how many people scan, tag the link with our UTM builder so those visits show up as their own source in Google Analytics.
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