Paste any menu link, add your name and a short line, pick a style. Get a print-ready A6 card, four to an A4 sheet. No sign-up.
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Works with any menu link: GustoQR, your website, a PDF or another QR menu app. We don’t save what you type.
Print at 100% scale on 300 gsm card, so each card stays 105 × 148 mm. Cut on the dashed lines. Scan one from a chair before you cut the rest.
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A small GustoQR mark shows under the menu.
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New price, new dessert, a dish sold out? Write it like a message. The assistant edits your menu, you watch the change on the preview, and one tap puts it on every table.
Copy the address your current QR opens, or your GustoQR menu link. Any link that opens your menu works.
Add your venue name and a short line such as Scan for the menu. Choose light, dark or cream paper.
Print on A4 card. You get four A6 cards with dashed lines. Cut with a ruler and a sharp blade, not scissors.
Slide each card into an A6 acrylic stand. No stands? Laminate it in a matte pouch and prop it in a card holder.
The tool prints A6. The SVG scales to any size without going blurry, and A5 has the same shape as A6, so it scales exactly.
| Format | Size | Where it works | How to get it |
|---|---|---|---|
| A6 card | 105 × 148 mm (4.1 × 5.8 in) | Tables, standard A6 acrylic stands | Print 4 on A4 straight from the tool. |
| 4 × 6 in holder | 101.6 × 152.4 mm | Common US sign holders | An A6 card is about 3 mm too wide. Print the SVG 4 in wide, or trim the sides. |
| A5 card | 148 × 210 mm | Bar tops, reception desks, windows | Print the SVG or PNG at A5 size. |
| Counter sticker | About 7 cm (2.75 in) wide | Tills, counters, takeaway windows | Print the PNG 7 cm wide on sticker paper. The QR stays about 3.7 cm. |
| Door or window | A4 (210 × 297 mm) | The entrance, so people check the menu first | Print the SVG at A4 and tape it inside the glass, facing out. |
The PNG is 2100 × 2960 px, about 500 dpi at A6, so it stays sharp at A5 too.
Thin paper curls in a stand and goes see-through under lights. 300 gsm card stays flat.
Glossy lamination throws ceiling lights straight into the camera. A matte pouch avoids the glare and survives wiping.
Smaller codes fail from a seat. The QR on this card is about 5.5 cm, so never shrink the card below half size.
Before you cut them all, sit down and scan one with an older phone, in your evening lighting.
Both scan. In every style the code sits on its own white tile.
Fake QR stickers are a known scam. UK police tell people “if the QR code is a sticker, do not scan it.” A stand’s cover keeps your card safe, and a quick look when you open does the rest.
You get one short line above the code and your name below it. Use both.
Tourist area? Try Menu · Carta · Speisekarte. A GustoQR menu then opens in the phone’s own language, if your menu has it.
Guests ask anyway. Make a free Info QR in GustoQR with the password in several languages, then print its own card here.
With GustoQR Pro each table gets its own QR, and guests tap Call waiter or Request bill. Print those table QRs from GustoQR and write Menu · Call waiter on the card.
A card that names the place tells guests the code is yours, not a sticker someone added.
Prices still go by the door. The Price Marking (Food and Drink Services) Order 2003 says prices must be shown at or near the entrance, so people see them before they come in. A table card adds to that. It does not replace it.
Allergens can sit behind the QR. The Food Information Regulations 2014 let you give allergen information by any means. If staff give it out loud, a notice or menu must tell guests to ask. Since March 2025 the FSA advises written allergen information, backed by a conversation. A GustoQR menu shows the 14 allergens on every dish.
Chains with 250+ staff in England must show kcal per portion on every menu, QR and online menus included, plus portion sizes and the line “adults need around 2000 kcal a day”. GustoQR has kcal and portion size on each dish, and the 2000 kcal line goes in the note under the menu, translated and printed too.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Menu & allergens: scan or ask staff. It fits the short line and tells guests where the information is.
One per table, one at the counter and one at the door. A café with 12 tables needs 14 cards: four A4 sheets, with two to spare.
An empty A6 acrylic stand is a one-time buy that lasts for years. Sign shops and online stores sell them in packs.
The card inside is the part that changes. Here it costs a sheet of card, and with a GustoQR menu link you print it once.
Want waiter call on the same table? Pro is $49 a year (about £36), charged in USD.
Check where it points. A code that opens a provider’s link is a code you reprint the day you leave them.
This tool prints both. Here is what guests get behind the code.
| GustoQR menu | PDF behind a QR | |
|---|---|---|
| Change a price | Edit it and it is live in a second. Same card. | Upload a new file. If its address changes, reprint every card. |
| Guests’ language | Opens in the phone’s language, 18+ to pick from | One language for everyone |
| Allergens and kcal | 14 allergens and kcal on each dish. Guests filter allergens out | Whatever was typed into the file |
| On a phone | Made for a small screen | Pinch and zoom |
| Already have a PDF? | Upload it. AI turns it into a live menu in minutes, free | It stays one flat file |
| Orders | Guests send their order to your WhatsApp. Free, 0% commission | Read only |
| On paper too | The print studio prints the same menu in 14 formats | One layout, the one in the file |
| Cost | Free plan, forever, hosting included | Free if you host the file yourself |
Send a photo or PDF of your paper menu. AI types in every dish and price and translates it into 18+ languages. Then come back and print its card.
Paste your menu link into the tool above, add your venue name and a short line, and pick a style. Print the A4 sheet on card, cut the four A6 cards and put them in stands. It takes a few minutes and needs no sign-up.
Most acrylic table stands take A6, 105 × 148 mm (4.1 × 5.8 in), which is what this tool prints. US 4 × 6 in holders are about 3 mm narrower, so print the SVG 4 in wide or trim the sides. For bars and receptions, A5 works well.
At least 2.5 to 3 cm (about 1 to 1.2 in) for a guest scanning from a seat. The code on this card is about 5.5 cm. Test one from a chair before you print them all.
Yes. Paste any link that opens your menu: another QR menu app, your website or a PDF. The card holds your link and nothing else.
No. The code holds your link itself, with no redirect through us, so it works as long as that link works. If the link changes, print new cards. A GustoQR menu link stays the same when you edit the menu.
Yes, with GustoQR Pro ($49 a year, charged in USD). Each table gets its own QR, so a call shows which table it came from. Print those table QRs from GustoQR; a card with one menu link has no table number.
No. A matte laminated card in a small wooden or metal holder works, or two cards taped back to back as a tent. Stands just keep cards clean and upright.
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