QR code table cards for cafés and shops
A QR code for your restaurant menu, payments, reviews or social media: design a card, add your link and print it. No subscription.
- No account
- No monthly fee
- Scan-checked before you print
- Made on your device
Link to the menu on your website or to a PDF. Update the page, not the link, and the printed card keeps working.
How to make a table card
Choose what it’s for
Menu, payment, reviews or social media. The heading and icon change to match.
Add your link
Your menu page or PDF, a PayPal.me or SumUp link, your Google review link, or your Instagram profile.
Print
A6 for table stands, four cards per A4 sheet to cut, or A4 as a poster by the till.
Guests always ask for the Wi-Fi: make a matching printable Wi-Fi sign in the same style.
Which card for which job?
| Card | Link to use | Where to put it |
|---|---|---|
| Menu | Your menu page, or a PDF on Google Drive or Dropbox | Every table, the window |
| Pay | PayPal.me, SumUp or Stripe payment link | The till, market stalls |
| Review | Your Google review link | Tables, with the bill |
| Follow us | Instagram, Facebook or TikTok profile | The counter, takeaway bags |
Table card questions
Do I need to reprint when my menu changes?
No, as long as the link stays the same. Update the menu page, or replace the PDF at the same address, and the printed cards keep working.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. Menu apps charge a subscription for editable “dynamic” codes. These cards hold your link directly, with no redirect through us, so they never expire.
Where do I find my Google review link?
In your Google Business Profile, choose “Ask for reviews” and copy the link it shows.
What paper should I use?
Thick matte card (250–300 g/m²) for table stands. Glossy paper reflects lights and makes the code harder to scan.