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Make a QR code table tent

A card that stands on a table or counter and shows your code from both sides. Add a heading, download the PDF, print, cut, and fold.

Your codes are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Your menu, ordering, or review page. The code keeps working as long as that page stays online.

Enter a link to see the code

No code yet

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How to make a QR code table tent

  1. 01Paste the link the code should open, such as your ordering, WiFi, or review page.
  2. 02Write a heading people can read from their seat, and an optional note.
  3. 03Choose A6 on A4 paper or 6 × 4 in on Letter, and download the PDF.
  4. 04Print at actual size on card, cut at the corner marks, fold along the dashed line, and scan it to check.

Questions

How do I fold it?

Cut along the corner marks to get one strip with two faces. Fold along the dashed line so the printing faces out. The top face is printed upside down, so once folded both sides stand the right way up.

What paper should I use?

Card of about 200 to 300 gsm (80 to 110 lb cover) stands up well. If your printer won't take card, print on paper and slide it into a clear acrylic tent stand.

How big is the code?

About 5 cm wide on either size, with its white margin around it, large enough to scan from across a table. Very long links make denser codes; shorten them if the scan check warns you.

Can I put my WiFi or review code on a tent?

Yes. Paste any link or text. A WiFi code holds text like WIFI:T:WPA;S:Cafe;P:password;; and the WiFi page makes it for you with its own printable sign. The review and menu pages have their own cards too.

Will the code stop working?

No. The link is stored in the code itself, so there's nothing to renew. It keeps working as long as the page it opens stays online.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The code and the PDF are made in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.

QR Code is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED. Codes are read back with ZXing-C++ and zxing-wasm (licences).