QR Codes on Table Tents

Table tents sit right where diners are deciding what to do next, making them perfect for a quick-scan QR code. Point guests to your menu, a drink special, your WiFi, or a review page without printing a word more. The code is created privately in your browser and exports ready for tabletop printing.

Make your free table tent QR code

Why put a QR code on table tents?

Guests scan from their seat to view your menu, specials, or order page.
A WiFi QR lets customers connect without asking staff for the password.
Static codes have no scan limits, so a busy dining room never exhausts them.
Codes never expire, so reusable laminated tents keep working season after season.
Free generation with full color and logo branding to match your venue.
High-resolution SVG and PNG exports look sharp on small tabletop cards.

What to link your QR code to

Link to a digital menu or daily specials page.
Add a WiFi code so guests connect to your network instantly.
Point to a Google or Yelp review page to gather feedback.
Open a pre-filled SMS to join a loyalty or text-club list.
Connect to an online ordering or reservation system.
Promote an upcoming event with a calendar QR that adds the date to phones.

Tips for QR codes on table tents

Keep the code large enough to scan from a seated arm's length, around 3 cm or more.
Use high contrast and avoid placing the code over busy background art.
Add a short call to action like 'Scan to see tonight's specials'.
Laminate or use durable stock since table tents face spills and frequent handling.
Confirm the code scans under warm, dim restaurant lighting using the Debug tool.

Frequently asked questions

Can one table tent code handle a full dinner rush?

Yes. Static QR codes have no scan limits, so any number of guests can scan the same code at the same time with no throttling.

Can I add a WiFi network to the code?

Yes. The WiFi content type encodes your network name and password so guests connect with a single scan, no typing required.

Will I need to reprint when my menu changes?

A static code points to a fixed destination. If you link to a menu page you control, you can update that page's content and the same printed code stays valid.

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