QR codes & the table
Table numbers & QR stickers
Every QR code is one table — print the stickers and know which table is asking.
Each QR code belongs to exactly one table: code 1 is table 1, code 2 is table 2, and so on. That's what lets orders and service requests arrive labelled with the right table — so keep each sticker on its own table.
How it works
- Open Tables & QR in the sidebar to see your tables and their codes.
- Tap Print to get a sticker sheet. Each sticker is a little phone mockup showing the chat your diners will get, with the QR code and table number on it.
- Cut along the guides and stick each code on its table. Diners scan with their phone camera — no app needed.
Printing tips
- Print in color. The stickers are designed to sell the experience — the sheet forces colors on for you, but check your printer isn't set to grayscale.
- Any paper size works; wider paper just fits more stickers per row. Sticker paper or a laminating pouch survives table wipe-downs much longer.
- Reprint any time from the same page — the codes never change.
Good to know
- Don't swap stickers between tables. The code is the table number; a swapped sticker sends table 4's order to table 7.
- Codes never expire. A reprinted sheet has the same codes, so old laminated stickers keep working.
- Started from a printed QR sheet? Your tables were created automatically when you claimed your codes — one per sticker, already numbered.