How do you make a QR code for a restaurant menu?
Publish your menu first as a page or file customers can open on their phones. Save that address as a Zayenha Link short link, download its QR code and place it on a table with a clear label such as “Scan for the menu.” Zayenha Link provides the link, code and available click data; it does not design your menu or take orders for your restaurant.
Create a menu link and its codeMake the menu easy to open
Open the menu URL on a phone that is not signed into your admin account. For a PDF, check that text is readable on a small screen and the file is not unnecessarily heavy. For a web page, verify prices, availability and update date. An eligible seasonal routing rule could send visitors to a different published menu, but you still need to make the expected destination clear.
Put the code where it works
Save a short link to the menu, then download its QR code from the dashboard. Print a sample with clear contrast and at a size a seated customer can scan. Add a short label in the language your guests use; do not print an unexplained code on its own. Keep a high-quality source file and test the scan under the restaurant's real lighting, not just on a desktop screen. The website QR guide helps with destination checks.
When the menu changes
If you keep the short link and edit its destination to a new menu, the printed code may remain useful without reprinting. This does not update an old PDF by itself: you must publish the replacement page or file, change the destination and test the result. Click counts can indicate interest in the link, not completed orders or revenue.
Frequently asked questions
Does Zayenha Link design the menu?
No. Publish your menu as an accessible page or file first; Zayenha Link gives it a short link and QR code.
Do I need an account for the table code?
An account is required to save a zaye.cc link and download its attached code. The free plan includes the basic code.
Does a QR scan count orders?
No. Link analytics count available opens or clicks, not activity inside your ordering system.