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QR Link Menu Generator

Build a QR code that opens your link menu: one page where followers find every link that matters, from your shop and booking page to your newest post.

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Encoded payload

This is exactly what the QR code contains. Check it before printing.

Fill in the fields above to generate the payload.

The QR encodes your menu page URL. The links listed here are the ones that page should show, so keep the page and this list in sync.

Link Menu QR

Scan to open the link menu

Enter valid details to generate your QR code.

PNG is best for everyday printing. SVG stays sharp at poster and banner sizes.

Menu preview

What scanners see after opening your menu page.

Your menu

  • Add links above to preview the menu.

How to use the QR Link Menu Generator

One code, every link

A link menu puts every destination you care about behind a single QR code. The code itself opens your menu page, and that page lists the links: shop, booking, newsletter, latest video, and anything else you want followers to reach. This works well on packaging, receipts, business cards, and market stalls, where one code is all the space you have. Keep the menu page address short and permanent, because every printed copy points at it.

Order the links by value

Most scanners tap the first link they recognise, so put the action you want most at the top: booking for a service business, the shop for a maker, the newest release for a creator. Keep the list short. Five to seven links is a practical ceiling; beyond that, scanners start scrolling instead of tapping. Use plain labels that say what happens next, such as Book a table or Shop the collection, rather than clever names that need decoding.

Testing before you print

Print a sample at the real size, stick it where it will actually live, and scan it with two different phones, one iPhone and one Android, in the real lighting. Check the whole journey, not just the scan: the menu page should load quickly, show the right links, and work without forcing an app install or a login. If any step fails, fix the page before reprinting the code. Keep the quiet zone around the code and print dark modules on a light background with strong contrast.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the QR code actually contain?

It contains your menu page URL, exactly as shown in the encoded payload box. The links you list here are a preview of what that page should show. The code does not store the links themselves, so the page must exist and stay live.

How is this different from a single profile-link QR code?

A profile-link code opens one destination. This code opens a menu page with many links, so one printed code can send different scanners to different places. It suits creators and shops whose audience wants more than one option.

Can I change the links after printing?

Yes, if you edit the menu page itself. The printed code only stores the page address, so updating the links on that page changes what every printed copy leads to. Changing the page address would require reprinting.

Will this QR code work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Modern iPhone and Android cameras read QR codes natively and open the menu page in the browser. Test on both platforms before a large print run if your audience is mixed.