SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.
Point a QR code at your online menu and guests scan it at the table. Change prices or dishes on the web page — the printed code never changes.
SVG is the print-safe format: it stays crisp at any size.
This is where dynamic QR earns its keep. A static menu QR is frozen: fix one typo in the PDF and you're reprinting every table tent. A dynamic QR points to a short link you can re-point whenever the menu changes — print once, update forever. And with Skanzu, redirects keep working even if you stop paying.
No. Every modern phone scans QR codes with the built-in camera.
With a static QR, no — the link is baked in. With a dynamic QR you edit the destination any time; the printed code never changes.
They do the same job. QR is free to print and works on every phone; NFC needs hardware. Most venues start with QR.