Dinner is the name, not the URL
Guests can see Dinner on the page. The QR points at a short code, the same kind of code every other link uses.
Host a restaurant menu as a PDF or photo. Guests open a short link. Replace the file when the specials change and the printed QR stays the same.
Guests can see Dinner on the page. The QR points at a short code, the same kind of code every other link uses.
Upload a PDF, JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Free includes one file up to 4 MB. Pro includes 25 files up to 20 MB.
Rename the menu or replace the file when the specials change. The code on the table stays the same.
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Use the PDF from your register, or a photo of the printed menu. Give it the name guests should see.
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The download is a 1,024 pixel PNG of the short link. Put it on a table tent, a window, or the receipt.
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Lunch, dinner, and next week's specials can reuse the same code. The dashboard shows how many times the file was opened.
Yes. The name is the title on the page. The public URL is a separate short code. On Pro you can choose that code yourself.
No. Replace the file or rename the page. The short link, and the QR that points at it, stay the same.
PDF, JPEG, PNG, or WebP. Free allows one file up to 4 MB. Pro allows 25 files up to 20 MB each, and the public page drops the shorten.gg footer. Enterprise allows larger files, up to 50 MB.
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