Digital menus without building an app
The simplest version of this: a QR code that links to a menu page on your existing website. No ordering system required — just a clean, mobile-friendly page a phone camera can jump straight to. If your menu changes with the seasons, you update that one page; the printed table tents and window decals never need reprinting.
If you already use a delivery platform or a QR-based ordering system, link directly to that instead. The static code itself doesn't care what's on the other end — it just needs one stable URL to point at.
Loyalty programs and repeat visits
A QR code by the register or on a receipt linking to a loyalty sign-up or a review page is a low-friction way to capture repeat customers without training staff to pitch it verbally every time. Put it somewhere a customer naturally looks while waiting — near the register, on the receipt itself, or on a small table card.
Sizing for table tents, decals and receipts
For a table tent viewed from arm's length, aim for at least 2.5–3 cm (about 1 inch) square — err larger in dim lighting. For a storefront window decal viewed from further away, scale up accordingly; the further the scan distance, the larger the code needs to be. For thermal receipt printers specifically, keep the destination URL short and use a high error-correction export (this generator's default), since thermal printing can blur the finest module detail.