A visual way to share your digital menu, Wi-Fi, reviews, location and bookings without losing your venue's look.
Share useful information without the QR looking disconnected from your venue's identity.
It is a shortcut your guest scans from the table with their phone camera, without installing anything. It can open the digital menu, the Wi-Fi password, a link to leave a review, the location of your restaurant or café, or anything else you want to share.
That QR does not have to be the usual black and white square. At Qart you pick a ready-made artistic design and set it up so it suits the look of your restaurant or café. Underneath it is still a standard QR: it scans with any phone from the native camera.
And because it is a dynamic QR, you can change what it opens without reprinting it.
You pick the design once. Then you decide where the QR leads, and you can change it whenever you need to.
The QR can lead to…
If you already have a link ready
The QR can lead straight to your digital menu, bookings, socials or website.
If you want useful shortcuts together
A simple page gathering menu, Wi-Fi, reviews and location.
If you want to present your venue better
Show opening hours, contact, socials and more about your venue.
Qart does not replace your digital menu: it connects to it from an artistic QR
You can change where the QR leads without reprinting it
| Where to use it | What it should open | Suggested size |
|---|---|---|
| Table (menu holder, placemat, coaster) | Restaurant guide, menu or Wi-Fi | 3 × 3 cm |
| Counter or till | Reviews, socials or payment methods | 4 × 4 cm |
| Window or door | Business profile, hours or bookings | 8 × 8 cm |
| Chalkboard or pavement sign | Menu of the day, offers or the menu | 10 × 10 cm |
| Delivery packaging | Reviews, socials or the link to order again | 3 × 3 cm |
| Instagram bio or your website | Digital menu, bookings, socials or website | — |
The rule is simple: the further away it is scanned, the bigger the QR has to be. Before printing a batch, test a design with your phone from the real distance your guest will scan it from.
Each artistic QR has its own plan, activated from the page of the design you pick.
If the same person scans multiple times, it still counts as 1 unique scan.
This price is for each QR you activate
See all plansFill in the content and try the preview before activating it.
Pick an option inside the editor to get started
To try a specific artistic QR and add your logo, head to a design's page.
View designsYes. The code is dynamic: it points at a destination you control from your account. If you change the menu link, update prices or swap the seasonal menu, the QR printed on the table keeps working and leads to the new version. You reprint nothing.
It depends on the distance it is scanned from: a QR reads reliably up to about 10 times its own width. On the table, where the guest has it around 30 cm away, 3 × 3 cm is enough. On the counter, 4 × 4 cm. On a window or door, scanned from the pavement, 8 × 8 cm or more. Artistic QRs carry a logo and colours of their own, so round up, and always print a test and scan it from the real position before ordering the batch.
No. It scans with the camera already on their phone, by pointing at it and tapping the notification that appears. It works the same on iPhone and Android. If the camera ever fails to detect it, Google Lens sorts it out.
Yes, and that is where a dynamic code pays off most. You can print the QR once on the vehicle or the stall and change the destination depending on where you are or what you are selling that day: the market menu, the ordering link or your location for the day.
Yes, with the restaurant guide option. Instead of leading to a single destination, the QR opens a page with the shortcuts together: the link to your menu, the Wi-Fi password, the reviews link and the location. The guest picks what they want. It is the alternative to having three different codes on the table.
Guests scan using their own mobile data, so it does not depend on your connection. Still, if your venue has patchy signal at some tables, keeping the Wi-Fi password reachable from the same QR helps: they connect and browse the menu without using data.
Head to the gallery, filter by food and drink and try how it would look with your logo.
