Free and direct.
Use a free static QR when the exact menu URL will not change and you do not need scan reporting.
QR codes for restaurants
The menu changes. The table tent doesn't have to.
Create a menu QR now. Keep a static code free, or save it as dynamic when you need to change the destination after printing and compare where guests scan.
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Choose the right code
Static when it stays. Dynamic when the work moves.
You do not need a subscription-shaped feature for every square you print. Start with the free option and add editability or measurement only when the job calls for it.
Editable and measurable.
Use a dynamic QR when the menu file moves, specials rotate, or you need to compare placements and locations.
Placement measurement
Know which surface earned the scan.
Give each placement its own campaign link or UTM. Whooshly keeps clicks and scans in the same reporting view so a table tent, window decal, receipt and delivery insert do not become four disconnected reports.
TableCompare dining-room placement or table groups.
WindowMeasure people deciding before they walk in.
ReceiptSeparate post-visit reviews from menu scans.
DeliveryTrack inserts without mixing them into dine-in traffic.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a restaurant menu QR code for free?
Yes. Create and download a static menu QR without an account or watermark. Static codes are best when the menu URL will stay the same.
Can I change a menu QR code after printing it?
Yes, when you save it as a dynamic Whooshly QR. Change the destination in the dashboard while the printed code remains the same.
Can Whooshly track scans from different tables or locations?
Yes, when each placement uses its own tracked campaign link, UTM, or tag. The setup matters: one identical link everywhere produces one combined total rather than a table-by-table breakdown.
Can the QR code open a PDF menu?
Yes. Paste a public PDF URL into the creator. For print, use the SVG download and test the final code at its intended size before producing a full run.
Make the menu useful after it ships.
Create the first QR free, then keep it editable when the campaign starts moving.