A few years back, I remember walking into my favorite pastry shop and effortlessly flipping through a glossy, laminated menu before ordering. Now, every time I dine out, I’m handed a table tent instructing me to scan a QR code with my phone to browse the menu.A few years back, I remember walking into my favorite pastry shop and effortlessly flipping through a glossy, laminated menu before ordering. Now, every time I dine out, I’m handed a table tent instructing me to scan a QR code with my phone to browse the menu. And it’s not just restaurants — many shops, cafes, and even art galleries urge us to point our cameras at tiny squares to pay bills, see product details, or access guides. It’s as though these codes bridge the traditional, tangible world and the digital realm. Today, creating your own QR code is incredibly simple, and it’s a convenient, low-effort way to bridge the online and offline experience in your business, save overhead costs, and execute sleek marketing campaigns. In this article, I’ll show you how to make your own QR code for a link in just five steps — even if you’re not a tech expert. Table
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