Turn your existing menu link into an art QR code

Use the menu URL, not a general homepage

Open your menu on a phone and copy its public link. Check it works without signing in and is readable on a small screen. A direct menu link saves customers the extra step of finding the menu themselves. If a delivery platform or third-party menu is your destination, confirm it really belongs to your location.

Describe one scene that fits your business

A short prompt is enough: a moon rabbit carrying a cup of matcha, a lantern-lit ramen shop, or a tiny garden tea house. Choose objects and colors that belong with your menu or interior. Kyutcode creates two different designs per credit and checks their QR decoding before delivery.

Put the artwork where the action makes sense

Download the image and place it in your own counter sign, table card, menu cover or packaging layout. Put a clear instruction such as “Scan for our menu” beside it, not over the artwork. Kyutcode supplies the QR images; you arrange the sign and printing using your preferred design or print service.

Choose a fixed or editable link before generating

A standard QR code contains the destination you enter. If the menu stays at the same URL, you can update that webpage without changing the QR artwork. For new paid creations, you can optionally choose Editable destination: scans pass through Kyutcode, and you can later change the target in your gallery. Existing standard QR codes cannot be converted into editable ones.

Free downloads and print-ready checks

Each account receives 2 free credits monthly, with two images per credit. Free downloads are smaller and include Kyutcode branding, which must remain visible. Paid creations provide full-resolution files without that banner. Test the actual downloaded file on phones and on a proof at the intended print size before ordering a print run.