Menu QR codes on photos of food and drink.
A table card with a photo of your latte or your pizza gets scanned more than a plain black square. Pick a photo close to what you serve, or upload a photo of your own dish, and the code opens your menu.
Pick a photo to start
Each card opens in the studio, where you change the words, the style and the link. Every photo is checked to scan before it’s offered.
Latte art
Espresso
Croissant
Birthday cake
Doughnuts
Margherita
Burger
Tacos
Sushi
Ramen
Salad bowl
Ice cream
Cocktail
Red wine
Craft beer
Smoothie
Pancakes
Pasta
Dumplings
Fries
Macarons
Cheese board
Bubble tea
Matcha
Lemonade
Tea
Avocado toast
Sourdough
Waffles
Cinnamon roll
Poke bowl
Curry
Oysters
Steak
Hot dog
Chocolates
Coffee to go
Bagel
Pretzel
Fruit tart
Mezze
Falafel wrap
Smoothie bowl
Cake shop
Where to put it
- Table cards that open today’s menu, so you change the link instead of reprinting when prices move.
- A window sticker that opens your opening hours or delivery page.
- A card by the till for Google reviews or a loyalty sign-up.
- Bar and wine lists, where the drinks change with the season.
Pay once. No subscription, no fixed expiry date.
A photo QR card costs $14 once. There is no subscription and no fixed expiry date, so the cards you print keep working. Change the page the code opens whenever you like, from your account. You get print-ready PDFs for an A6 table card and a 70 mm round sticker, plus SVG and PNG files. Like every editable code, the redirect depends on VividQR continuing to operate; the service terms explain this.
Questions
Can I use a photo of my own dish instead?
Yes. Upload any photo from your phone in the photo QR studio, crop it, and the code is placed on a card over it. The card is checked with a scanner before you can buy it.
My menu is a PDF. Will that work?
Yes. The code can open any public web address, including a PDF menu, an online ordering page or a page on your website. When the menu changes, upload the new file and change the link; the printed cards stay the same.