Make a restaurant, café or bar menu from a template: dishes, prices and photos, then print it or show it on a screen.
Describe what you need, and get several designs with your words already in them.
The AI runs on your device, so nothing you type is sent anywhere. The first time it downloads about 500 MB (best on Wi-Fi, and on a computer); after that it starts in seconds.
Picture with AI Select a photo frame first to fill it
A template opens as a new design, so nothing you've made is lost.
Font pairs
Shapes
Photo frames Drop a photo in to fill the shape
Charts Type your numbers in
Stickers
Icons
Or drop photos onto your design. Your photos stay on your device.
Click anything to change it. Double-click text to type.
Opening the editor…
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Anyone with the link can see this design and download it. The link always shows your latest version.
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Chart
Adjust photo
Layer
Line up on the page
New design
Pick a size. You get a copy of this design, laid out for that size; the original stays as it is.
How to make a menu
Choose a template for a restaurant, café, bar, bakery or event, or start blank.
Change the name, dishes, descriptions and prices. Double-click any text to type.
Add a photo, change the colours to match your place, or try a different font.
Download a PDF to print, or a PNG to post online or show on a screen.
Tips for a menu that sells
Keep it short. Fewer dishes are easier to choose from, and quicker to cook well.
Describe, don’t list. A few words about how a dish is made (“slow-cooked”, “wood-fired”) helps people decide.
Group by course. Starters, mains and desserts, or hot drinks, cold drinks and food, in the order people order.
Mention allergies. A short line asking guests to tell you about allergies is good practice, and the law in many countries.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes can I make?
A4 and US Letter menus to print, a tall DL menu (99 × 210 mm) for dinners and weddings, and a 16:9 menu board to show on a TV or screen by the counter. Pick a template, or choose a size in the Designs panel.
How do I change the dishes and prices?
Double-click any dish, price or description and type. To add a dish, select one, copy and paste it, then move it into place. Prices are separate text, so they stay lined up on the right.
Can I add photos of my food?
Yes. Some templates have a photo frame: drop a photo on it, or choose Photos to upload your own or pick a free one. You can also add photos anywhere and resize them.
How do I print it?
Choose Download, then PDF. Print at “Actual size” on A4 or Letter paper. For a menu board, download a PNG or JPG and show it full screen on your TV.
Is it really free, with no watermark?
Yes. Every template, font, icon and download is free, with no watermark and no sign-up.
Where are my menus saved?
In this browser, automatically, as you work, so you can come back and update prices any time. Sign in to keep them on all your devices.
