Table tents are ideal for close-range scanning

A table tent puts the QR code directly in front of the guest.

That makes it useful for:

  • digital menus
  • Google reviews
  • Wi-Fi
  • feedback
  • promotions
  • event information
  • email signup

The existing guide How to Make a Tabletop QR Code Sign covers the physical design process.

Restaurant menus

Use the Menu QR Code Generator when the table tent should open a digital menu.

For broader restaurant ideas, see QR Codes for Restaurants.

Google reviews

A table tent can include a review QR, but keep the request neutral and invite feedback consistently.

Use the Google Review QR Code Generator rather than selectively asking only satisfied customers.

Guest Wi-Fi

Use the Wi-Fi QR Code Generator for guest access in restaurants, cafés, hotels or waiting areas.

Feedback

A Feedback QR Code can open a survey or comment form.

If you also request public reviews, keep the workflows separate and do not use private sentiment to decide who receives the public review invitation.

Dynamic QR codes help reusable table tents

Table tents can stay in use for months.

A dynamic QR code lets you change the destination without printing new signs.

Use one primary action per sign

A table tent with four unrelated QR codes can be confusing.

Whenever possible, make the main CTA obvious.

Test the actual material

Glossy acrylic and laminated table tents can create glare.

Use How to Test a QR Code Before Printing before ordering in volume.

For related guidance, see QR Codes by Format and Free QR Code Tools.