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Create a Digital Menu – Free & No Tech Skills Needed

A digital menu sounds like a big project – it isn't. You need no designer, no developer, and no tech skills. In a few minutes your menu is online, available in 50+ languages, and editable in seconds anytime.

What does a digital menu give you?

In short: more time, lower costs, and happier guests. You save on printing and waiting. A price change takes seconds instead of a new print order. And international guests read your menu in their own language.

  • No printing costs and no reprints.
  • Change prices and dishes yourself, anytime – instantly live.
  • Automatic translation for tourists and regulars.
  • Show allergens and additives clearly and compliantly.

How to create your digital menu

1

Upload a photo of your menu

The AI reads your existing paper menu – dishes, prices, and descriptions are imported automatically.

2

Adjust the look

Choose colors and fonts to match your venue and add photos to your dishes.

3

Share via QR code or link

Share your finished menu with a QR code on the table or as a link on social media and Google.

Do I need to be tech-savvy?

No. If you can take a photo with your phone, you can create a digital menu. Everything else happens automatically in the background. You stay in full control and simply review the result at the end.

And the cost?

You start free, with no credit card, so you can see whether it fits your business before choosing a plan.

Frequently asked questions

Can I do this without tech skills?

Yes. You upload a photo of your menu and the rest happens automatically. No designer, no developer needed.

What does a digital menu cost?

You can start free, no credit card. After that plans begin at a flat monthly price — usually cheaper than your current printing costs.

Can I design the menu myself?

Yes. Adjust colors, fonts, categories, and photos to match your venue — anytime.

Does it work for international guests?

Yes. Your menu auto-translates into 50+ languages, including Arabic with correct right-to-left reading.