How to Make a QR Code Menu (Free)
Making a QR code menu takes about two minutes and costs nothing. You upload your menu, Dinehere hosts it as a mobile page, and you download a QR code to print — no software that locks your code behind a subscription.
Scan with a phone camera — no app
Your menu, as a QR code
We host your menu as a clean mobile page and give you a QR code for table tents, windows and flyers. Change a price? Edit the menu — the same printed code shows the update.
Free Dinehere account to get started — no credit card.
Step 1 — Upload your menu
Upload photos or a PDF of your menu, or type the items in. Dinehere reads it into a clean, mobile-friendly menu — no retyping needed if you have a PDF.
Step 2 — We host your menu
Your menu goes live at a permanent Dinehere link. Because we host it, you can edit it later and the QR code always shows the latest version.
Step 3 — Download and print your QR code
Download the PNG for printing or the SVG for your designer, then put it on table tents, stickers, window decals or flyers.
Step 4 — Edit anytime
Change a price or add a dish on Dinehere and the same printed QR code instantly shows the update — free, no reprinting.
Add allergen notes before you print
While you're setting the menu up, add allergen information against each dish. UK food businesses have to provide it anyway, and putting it on the QR menu saves your staff fielding the same questions on every table.
Frequently asked questions
Upload your menu to Dinehere, we host it as a mobile page, and you download a free QR code that opens it. It never expires.
About two minutes — upload your menu, then download your QR code.
No. Dinehere builds the mobile menu and a print-ready QR code for you.
Yes — add allergen notes per dish when you build the menu and update them anytime. The printed code always opens the current version.
No online menu to link to yet?
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