A QR menu built from the menu you already have
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A QR menu is a restaurant menu opened by scanning a QR code with a phone camera. Menqrly turns an existing PDF, JPG, or PNG menu into a stable browser link, provides a printable QR code, and lets the restaurant replace the menu later without reprinting that code.
Key facts
- Input
- PDF, JPG, or PNG menu
- Guest access
- Phone camera and browser
- App required
- No
- Updates
- Replace the file behind the same code
Keep your current design
You do not need to rebuild every dish in a menu editor. Export the menu from the design tool you already use, or upload a clear image, and publish that file as the guest-facing menu.
Print the code once
Place the stable QR code on table tents, stickers, counters, or windows. Future menu changes happen behind the destination, so existing print materials continue to scan to the latest active version.
Make scanning easy
Use a high-contrast code, leave clear space around it, include a short instruction such as “Scan to view menu,” and test the final printed size on both iPhone and Android before distributing it.
Frequently asked questions
What is a QR menu?
It is a digital restaurant menu that opens in a phone browser when a guest scans a QR code.
Do guests install anything?
No. They use the camera already built into a modern phone.
What happens when the menu changes?
Upload the revised menu to the managed destination. The same printed QR code then opens the current version.
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Use the menu you already have
Upload your PDF or image, create one stable QR code, and replace the menu later without changing the code already on your tables.
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