Guests scan, read the menu on their own phone and choose at their own pace. This generator designs the matching table tent in a few minutes: enter the link, pick a color, send the PDF to a print shop or print it yourself.
Why a QR code on the table pays off
A QR code does not replace the printed menu, it adds to it. Guests see daily specials, photos, allergens and prices on their own phone, in larger type and in their language if your site offers it. Your service team saves time because fewer menus need handing out and collecting.
It helps most in beer gardens and on terraces, at the bar, in cafés with changing cakes and wherever the offer changes often. An online menu is up to date at once, a printed one only after the next reprint.
Table tent, sticker or card
The A6 table tent is an A5 sheet folded once in the middle. The upper half is upside down on purpose: once folded, the tent shows the same design on both sides, upright. Sturdy paper of about 250 g/m² or more stands best.
The square 80 × 80 mm sticker fits tables, windows, the counter or the bill folder. The A7 card is made for acrylic stands and card holders. Every format comes as a print-ready PDF, as a 300 dpi PNG and as an SVG.
Guest Wi-Fi included
Many guests ask for the Wi-Fi first. If you like, the generator prints a second QR code that connects phones to your guest network without typing. Network name and password can also be printed as text, or left off.
Use a separate guest network, apart from the network of your till and office. When you change the password, simply print the tent again.
Making sure the code works
Link to an address that stays the same, such as the menu page of your website. The printed code then stays valid even when dishes and prices change. A PDF file whose name changes is less suitable.
The codes are dark on white and large enough for phone cameras at table distance. Test a print with two or three different phones before you order from the print shop.