QR code templates for Lunar New Year.

What to print

• 01

  Festive table tents

  A specials code on a folded card at each table, with a red-and-gold design or your own colours.

• 02

  Set menus and banquets

  A page for the banquet menu, with the dishes, the price per table and a booking link.

• 03

  Takeaway boxes

  A code on the box or the bag for reorders, and for the family who ordered for the whole table.

• 04

  Shop windows

  A greeting card on the glass with a code to the festive range, the opening hours and any holiday closures.

Before you print

1. 01

   Mind the dates

   The festival moves each year. Put the date on the page, not in the code, so a card can be reused the next year.

2. 02

   Check the colours you choose

   Red on gold can have low contrast. The scan check tells you if the code is still readable before you print.

3. 03

   Offer the holiday hours

   A single page with the festive opening hours saves phone calls when your hours differ from the usual.

Questions

Can I use my own festive colours?

Yes. Change the colours and shapes freely; the scan check warns if contrast gets too low for a reliable scan.

Will the code work after the festival?

With a dynamic code, repoint it to your regular menu. The festive card then keeps working.

Does the code need to be in Chinese?

The code itself has no language. The page behind it can be in any language, and the caption is yours to write.