Create a QR code for a restaurant menu on iPhone
A menu QR code usually points to a webpage or public PDF. Host the menu first, then encode its address; creating the QR image does not upload or host the menu for you.
App used in this guide: QR Code Scanner ↗
Before you begin
Open the menu link in a private browser window and confirm guests can read it without signing in. A webpage that fits a phone screen is often easier to use than a large scanned PDF.
Step by step
- In QR Code Scanner, choose website creation and enter the full menu URL.
- Save and share the code image, keeping its clear border.
- Print a table-size sample and scan it on both iPhone and Android before producing the full batch.
Check the result
Test readability in the restaurant's actual lighting and check prices on the linked menu. Put a readable web address beside the code for guests who cannot scan it.
If it does not work
Update the content at the same URL to keep a static code usable. Moving the menu to another address requires a redirect you manage or a replacement code; the app does not provide dynamic menu hosting.
Publisher disclosure: SpaceNode develops the app described here. Screens and options can vary by version, device and region. Manufacturer names identify compatibility and do not imply endorsement.