Use case: restaurants

Make a QR code menu from a PDF

Make a QR code menu from a PDF free, no account needed - guests scan with their camera and swipe through the menu in the browser, no app. Change the menu later and every printed code serves the new version (replacing the file behind a link is a Pro feature).

Put your menu behind one QR code

or click anywhere in the tray to browse

PDF only · max 20MB

Free to try · custom branding is a Pro feature · viewer and QR settings come on the next step

Scan, swipe, order

The swipe viewer is built for one-handed phones at a table: pages flick horizontally, load fast, and read clean. Flipbook mode gives the wine list its page-turn.

Reprint nothing

The QR code points at the link, not the file. Update prices, 86 a dish, launch the seasonal menu - the code on every table serves the new PDF the moment you upload it.

No app, no friction

Guests scan with the camera they already have and the menu opens in the browser. No download, no sign-up, no 'please install our app' - the whole thing is one scan.

Your look, your domain

On Pro the viewer carries your logo, colours, and background - and the link can live on your own domain, so the URL under the code reads like your restaurant, not ours.

How do I make a QR code menu from a PDF?

Upload the menu PDF - the same artwork you print - and pick the swipe viewer on the next step. You get a share link and a QR code PNG with it: print the code on table cards, window vinyl or delivery inserts, and guests scan it with the phone camera to open the menu in the browser. Swipe mode reads best for single-column menus; flipbook and magazine suit multi-page food and wine books.

The economics are the point. A printed menu change costs a design round and a reprint for every copy in the room; an EveryPage menu change costs uploading the new PDF. The QR codes on the tables, the window, and the delivery flyers never change - they point at the link, and the link always serves the current menu.

Do I need to reprint the QR codes when the menu changes?

No. The QR code points at the link, not at the file. Replace the PDF behind the link (a Pro feature) and every code already printed serves the new menu on the next scan - the URL, the code and its settings stay exactly as they were.

Upload the menu PDF, pick swipe mode. Use the same artwork you print. Swipe mode reads best for single-column menus; flipbook and magazine suit multi-page food and wine books.
Print the QR code once. Table cards, window vinyl, delivery inserts. The code is a stable PNG tied to the link - laminate it and forget it.
Update by replacing the PDF (Pro). New prices tonight, truffle menu next week - upload the new file and every code in the room is current. No app store, no CMS, no reprint.
Brand the viewer (Pro). Logo, accent colour, background - and a custom CTA button that can point at your booking page or ordering system.

Is it free?

Yes. Upload a menu PDF without an account and you get the link and QR code straight away - anonymous uploads are kept for 7 days. The free plan covers up to 3 active PDFs, and the link never expires unless you set an expiry; Basic ($9/month) covers a full menu set; Pro ($29/month) adds replacing the file behind the code, your branding and your own domain.

Every scan is a tracked view, so the readership report doubles as light operational data: how many guests open the menu per service and which pages they linger on. Guests stay anonymous - readership is measured first-party in the viewer and no IP address is ever stored.

QR menu questions.

How do I turn my menu PDF into a QR code?

Upload the PDF to EveryPage and download the QR code that comes with the link. Print it on table cards or window vinyl - guests scan with their phone camera and the menu opens as a swipeable viewer in the browser. The whole setup takes a few minutes.

Do guests need to install an app?

No. The menu opens in the phone browser straight from the camera scan - no app, no account, no download. That is the whole point.

How do I update prices without reprinting the QR codes?

Replace the PDF behind the link - a Pro feature. The QR code points at the link, not the file, so every printed code immediately serves the new menu. Codes never need reprinting for a menu change.

Can the menu match our restaurant branding?

On Pro, yes - your logo, accent colour, and background on the viewer, a custom button (for bookings or online ordering), and the link on your own domain so the URL reads as yours.

What does a QR menu cost?

The free plan works for a single menu with up to 3 active PDFs, and the link never expires unless you set an expiry. Basic ($9/month) covers a full menu set; Pro ($29/month) adds branding and your own domain - a fraction of one print run.

Put tonight’s menu on a code.

Upload the menu PDF, print the code once, and never pay for a price-change reprint again.

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