Prices change. Dishes sell out. Specials rotate. Reprinting and re-laminating every table tent to keep up is expensive and slow — and most restaurant QR codes can't be changed at all once they're printed.
Point a QR code at your menu — either by uploading it as a PDF, or linking to a menu page you already host — and print it once on your table tents, stickers, or laminated cards.
You don't touch the printed table tent at all. Upload the new PDF (or update your hosted menu page), then edit the QR code's destination to point at the new version. Every table already carrying the old code now serves the current menu, immediately.
Since a menu changes on its own schedule, not once, a monthly or yearly plan generally makes more sense for table QR codes than the 48-hour one — it gives you a longer window to keep editing the same printed codes as the menu evolves.
Try it now: upload your menu, generate the code, and print your table tents once.
Generate a QR code →No. Upload the new menu, edit the QR code's destination to point at it, and the table tents you already printed keep working unchanged.
Yes — use the Website type and point it at your existing menu page.
Each code keeps redirecting until the plan window it was created under runs out. Renewing later doesn't extend that specific code, but does let you generate a fresh one.