QR codes for restaurants and cafés
Menu codes you can update without reprinting, WiFi codes guests can join without asking, and review codes that actually get used.
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What works here
- Make the menu code dynamic
- Menus change. A static code encodes the URL permanently, so a new menu means new table tents. A dynamic code lets you point the same printed card at a new file.
- Put the WiFi code where people sit, not at the counter
- Guests want the network once they are seated. A code on the table tent gets scanned; one behind the till gets asked about instead.
- Ask for the review at the end, on the bill
- A review code on the receipt or bill folder is scanned far more often than one on the door, because the meal has already happened and the opinion already exists.
Sizes for where you print
Every generator page calculates the exact size from your code’s density. These are the placements that matter for restaurants and cafés.
- Table tent or counter cardAcross a table or counter · about 0.4m
- MenuHeld while seated · about 0.35m
- Shop windowFrom the pavement · about 1.2m