Link your menu — a page on your website or a PDF — and print the code on table talkers, window vinyl and flyers. Scanning opens the menu instantly, no app, no typing. Pair it with an editable code and you can change the menu every week without touching a printer.
Menus change: prices move, dishes rotate, specials appear. A static code locks you to one link forever — fine if your menu lives at yourpub.co.uk/menu and that page never moves. But if you use PDFs, every new version has a new link, and your printed codes die. The £10 editable code fixes that permanently: reprint nothing, repoint in seconds, see how many guests actually scan.
Need the table talkers, stickers or window vinyl printed? FatPrint does all of it, UK-wide.
No. Every modern phone camera reads QR codes natively and opens the menu in the browser.
A web page is better: faster to load, readable without pinch-zooming, and the link never changes. PDFs work, but host them at a stable link or use an editable code.
Static codes have no tracking. The £10 editable code counts scans (with bots filtered) so you can see table-talker performance.
At arm's length, 2–3cm scans fine. On window vinyl read from the street, go 10cm or larger.
Put this code on stickers, signs, menus, banners or business cards — printed and shipped UK-wide by FatPrint.
Browse print optionsEditable QR codes — £10 once, repoint forever, scan stats included.