A digital menu begins with clear, useful information

A menu exported as an image or PDF is a digital file: you can send it to someone or use it in a display workflow. An online restaurant menu is hosted at a public address that guests can open without receiving a file directly.

Menu Maker supports creating and exporting a design in its mobile app. MenuDock-hosted pages and a structured digital menu are planned; there is no hosted-menu backend available today.

• Use short, familiar category names so guests can find a section.
• Keep item names and prices visually distinct and consistently placed.
• Write descriptions for the detail a guest needs, such as a preparation style or key ingredient.
• Check contrast and text size on a phone before sharing an export.

For example, a small lunch cafe could separate coffee, breakfast plates, sandwiches, and bakery, then give each item a concise description.

Before a menu goes to guests, verify prices, ingredient notes, availability, and opening-specific offers. A digital format does not make these details correct by itself; someone still needs to review the current source menu.

Use the app to prepare a design today, then learn about the planned online restaurant menu workflow or the role of a restaurant QR menu.