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A QR code with multiple links, however many you need

One code opens a page of buttons: menu, booking, map, anything. Type your links and watch the phone.

  1. Button 1
  2. Button 2
  3. Button 3
Headings, notes and pictures go between them in the builder.
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Free to start, no card. The name and buttons come with you and fill in the new page after you sign up; nothing is saved until you press Create there.

A phone showing the page as a scan would open it: on a cream background, the heading Mill Lane Bakery, then a wide button for each of Today’s menu, Book a table, How to find us.

One code, one page, every link on it

We call the page a QR Menu. You build it, we host it, and the code opens it. Every one is:

  • Every link checked before it goes live
  • No app or script to load, so it opens on a weak signal
  • Its own web address, to share as a plain link too
  • Kept out of search engines
  • A draft until you publish; unpublish takes it down at once

Every row a profile of yours? The social template builds the addresses from your usernames.

Photos, a logo and your colours

Three pages from our demo accounts, as a phone opens them.

  • The café’s QR Menu as it opens on a phone after a scan: a cover photo of the espresso bar, the round FC logo, Fieldhouse Coffee and its opening hours, buttons for today’s menu and ordering ahead, and a photo row of a latte and a croissant on a café table.
    A café
  • A musician’s link in bio on a phone, dark with cream buttons: a cover photo of her on stage, the round MR logo, Maya Reyes - songs, shows and the occasional zine - then the new single, tour dates, merch, a mailing list, Instagram and YouTube.
    A musician
  • A florist’s social media page on a phone, dark green on sage: a cover photo of buckets of flowers outside the shop, the round F&F logo, a button each for Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and Pinterest, then WhatsApp and ordering a bouquet under a Say hello heading.
    A florist
  • A cover photo, dragged into place and cropped for a phone.
  • Your logo, in a circle under it, so people see whose page they opened.
  • Photos between buttons, each with its own description for screen readers.
  • A background picture, darkened and blurred as much as you like.
  • Type and buttons, 4 font styles, 3 button styles, 3 corner shapes.
  • Your colours, from a ready-made set or your own; an unreadable text colour is swapped for one that reads.

Four printed things with more than one job

A café sign

Lunch menu, table booking and the way in from the side alley, behind one code on the sign.

QR codes for restaurant menus

A product box

Quick-start guide, warranty form, fitting video. Boxes are printed months ahead, so add each link when its page is ready.

Barcodes and GS1 codes for cartons

An invitation on the fridge

The RSVP before, the running order on the day, the photos two weeks later.

Event QR codes

A merch table

Record, tour dates and T-shirt sizes on one card by the cash box, so the queue keeps moving.

Build it, then see what people tap

Rows are not only buttons

Add a heading to group a long list, a line of text under a button, or a photo between two. Drag them into order.

A musician editing her QR Menu: her cover photo from a show and the MR logo at the top, the rows with the new single first, and the live phone preview beside it showing exactly what a scan of the merch-table code opens.
Rows and preview, side by side sample data

What people use the printed code for

Opens of the page and taps per button. If takeaway bags get more taps on Order than on Menu, move Order to the top.

Views and taps for the café’s QR Menu: how many people opened it and how many tapped a button, views per day for a month, and taps by button, with today’s menu tapped most and ordering ahead next.
Views and taps · a café sample data

Three links, five or twenty: still one square

  • Five codes don’t fitA receipt, a jar label or a card has room for one code at a size a camera reads.
  • The order can changePut the Christmas order form on top in December and the summer timetable in May.
  • One totalFive codes give five small counts. One page gives one total.

QR Menus per plan: your first one is free

On Free, QR Menus, dynamic codes and QR Forms share 3 items; a menu and its first code count as one. Paid plans have no shared cap.

Free Free
1 QR Menu, out of 3 editable items in total
Starter $5/mo
5 QR Menus
Pro $15/mo
50 QR Menus
Business $39/mo
400 QR Menus

Last reviewed , against the product as it works today.

Questions about QR codes with multiple links

Can a QR code hold more than one link?

No. A code holds one address, whoever makes it. A multi-link code opens a page that lists the others, and that page is what a QR Menu is.

What is a 3 in 1 or 5 in 1 QR code?

One code that leads to three or five places through a page of buttons. A page takes up to 50 rows, and you can add more after printing.

I already have a link-in-bio page. Do I need a QR Menu?

No. Point an editable code at the page you have. A QR Menu adds tap counts per button, with the page and its code in one account.

Plans for more than your first QR Menu

Paid plans also hold more dynamic codes and put short links on your own domain.

Free

$0/mo

Unlimited static codes. Three editable ones that never expire.

  • Short links on their own, no QR code needed
  • Up to 1 of the 3 can be a QR Menu
  • Add your logo to QR codes
  • Every shape, corner and frame

3dynamic codes

Starter

Recommended

$5/mo

For one business with codes out in the world.

  • 5 QR Menus
  • QR Forms
  • GS1 Digital Links we host, so a printed pack can be re-pointed
  • Advanced tracking and analytics

100dynamic codes

Pro

$15/mo

For agencies and teams running codes at scale.

  • 50 QR Menus
  • Unlimited analytics history
  • 10 custom domains
  • 5,000 API requests a month

600dynamic codes

Business

$39/mo

For organisations running codes across many brands.

  • 400 QR Menus
  • 50 custom domains
  • Up to 25 team members and team management
  • Up to 10 workspaces

2,000dynamic codes

Unlimited scans on every plan. Cancel online in two clicks. Compare every plan and feature

The rest of the toolbox

Open a row to see the screen and which plan has it.

Print-ready downloads

Files for the screen, and one for the printer.

PNG and SVG on every plan, and a print-ready PDF on Starter and up.

PNG and SVG on every plan · PDF on Starter and up

A table-tent code’s own page: the printed code in espresso brown with a SCAN FOR MENU label, its short link on the café’s own domain and PNG, SVG and PDF downloads, beside the address it opens and a box for a new one, with the note that changes apply without reprinting.
A code’s page · downloads sample data

PDF codes you can update

Upload a PDF, print the code, swap the file later.

We host the file and the code opens it. Upload a new version and the same print opens it, with the old file kept in the history.

Every plan, Free included

PDF to QR code
Destination history for a café’s catering-menu PDF code: the summer and spring menus and last year’s, each replaced on a date with a note, and each one a button away from being restored.
A PDF code · file history sample data

Wi-Fi, contact cards, email, phone and SMS

Networks, contacts, calendar dates and places, not only links.

Website, text, Wi-Fi, email, phone, SMS, contact card, GS1 Digital Link, PDF, location, calendar event and more. Most download free with no account; the ones marked “Editable only” need one.

Every plan, Free included

Contact card codes
The first step of making a code: a grid of the kinds of code on offer - website, plain text, Wi-Fi network, email, phone number, SMS message, contact card, GS1 Digital Link, PDF file, app store link, review request, location, calendar event and payment link, with PDF and app store marked editable only - Website chosen, and a preview of the code beside it.
Create a code · what to make sample data