Turn a paper or PDF menu into a digital menu
Make a digital menu from the menu you have, in a few simple steps.
Upload a supported menu file or add dishes manually, then check the details that guests will read.
Illustrative example
Start with a menu photo
Upload a photo or PDF of your menu
Menu import accepts JPEG or PNG images and PDF files up to 20 MB. Use a readable source with visible item names and prices; file quality affects extraction.
Review items and prices
Review the selected items before adding them. Correct names, prices and category choices, check descriptions and translations, and add anything the import missed.
Choose a design and preview it on your phone
Choose a design and inspect the public result on a phone. You can begin without photos and add them later. Check options and availability as carefully as the main price.
Publish, then keep it current
When you change an active menu, open its public link and confirm the result. Existing downloads and printed copies will not update themselves; export them again when needed.
Questions, answered
Do I have to retype everything?
Import can help extract content from a supported file. It still needs review, and manual entry remains an option.
What if an item is missing or wrong?
Correct extracted details during review and add missing items manually. Compare the finished menu against your original.
Are all changes held for a separate publish step?
Changes to an active menu can affect what guests see. Check the public link after saving; cached content may take time to refresh.