Free online menu maker

Digital Menu is a free online menu maker: you type your dishes into a simple form, watch a live phone preview, and publish the menu as its own web page with a link you can share anywhere. There is no signup, and you can edit the menu whenever you like.

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  • Live phone preview as you type
  • One link for Instagram, Google and WhatsApp
  • Up to 300 items in 30 categories
  • Edit any time with a private link
Shown: the café template

What is an online menu maker?

An online menu maker is a web tool that turns a list of dishes and prices into a menu people can read on a screen. Some design printable menus; Digital Menu builds a mobile web page with its own link and QR code, so the menu is a real page rather than an image or a PDF.

How do I make an online menu?

Open the editor, name your restaurant, add categories and dishes with prices, then choose your logo, colour and theme while a live preview shows the phone view. Press Publish to get the public link and QR code. You don't need an account, an email address or a card.

  1. Name your place

    Add your restaurant's name, a one-line tagline and, if you like, your address, phone number and hours.

  2. Add categories and dishes

    Type names, descriptions and prices. A menu holds up to 300 items in 30 categories, in 46 currencies.

  3. Style it

    Logo, brand colour, dark or light theme, modern or classic font, and photos where they help.

  4. Publish and share

    Copy the link, download the QR code and keep your private edit link safe.

Do I need design skills?

No. You fill in a form, and the layout, spacing and typography are handled for you, with text contrast checked against whatever brand colour you pick. The choices left to you are the ones that make the menu recognisably yours: logo, colour, theme, font and photos.

  • Logo and brand colour. Your colour tints the header and highlights; text stays readable on it.

  • Dark or light theme. Dark suits dim dining rooms and bars; light suits bright cafés and bakeries.

  • Modern or classic font. A clean sans-serif or a classic serif for headings.

  • Photos. Add them to signature dishes; text-only items stay compact.

  • Languages. Set the menu to any of 20 languages, including right-to-left Arabic, Hebrew, Urdu and Persian, so text direction is right; built-in labels such as Search and Sold out are translated into 20 of them.

Where should I share my menu link?

Everywhere people look for food: your Instagram bio, Google Business Profile, WhatsApp Business profile and chats, Facebook page, website and email signature. The link always shows the current menu, so old posts never point at old prices.

  • Instagram: the bio link, and a link sticker in stories when you post a new dish.
  • Google Business Profile: paste it as your menu link so it appears on your listing.
  • WhatsApp: reply to “can I see the menu?” with the link instead of a photo.
  • Your website: a Menu button that opens the link.

Is an online menu better than a photo or a PDF?

On phones, yes. A web page menu fits the screen, loads quickly on mobile data, can be searched and filtered, works with screen readers, and can be indexed as text by search engines. A photo or PDF has to be zoomed, can't be searched, and must be replaced after every change.

The full comparison is in PDF menu vs digital menu.

Frequently asked questions

Something else on your mind? Email hello@tablemenu.link and a person will reply.

Can I edit my menu after publishing?

Yes. You get a private edit link when you publish. Open it any time to change dishes, prices or branding; the public menu updates as soon as you save.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There is no signup. Your private edit link is the key to your menu, so keep it somewhere safe, such as a bookmark, an email to yourself or a password manager.

How many items can I add?

Up to 300 items across 30 categories per menu, which covers nearly every restaurant. For more, split it into separate menus, such as food and drinks.

Can I make more than one menu?

Yes, as many as you need, for example one per location or separate lunch, dinner and drinks menus. Each gets its own link and QR code, and all of them are free.

What if I lose my edit link?

Menus are not tied to an account, so there is no password reset. Open My menus on the device and browser you used to create the menu: it keeps the edit links for menus made there.

Put your menu online before your next service

It takes about ten minutes and costs nothing. You get a link and a QR code the moment you publish.