How to do anything in MenuFramer
Every page here is one task, written as the steps you take. Pick the thing you're trying to do.
- Short, numbered steps
- Written from the real product
- No setup jargon
Getting started
Sign in, find your restaurant, and learn the three places everything lives.
Make it look like your restaurant
Fonts, colour and the masthead — every choice lands in the live preview as you make it.
Choose your menu's fonts
Pick a heading style and a body face separately, and judge them on your own dishes in the preview.
3 steps
Set your accent colour
One colour carries your brand through the menu — type it, pick it, or lift it straight off your logo.
2 steps
Set up the masthead
Your restaurant's name at the top of the menu — aligned your way, with your logo beside it if you use one.
2 steps
Choose how dishes link to their page
Every dish has its own page a guest can open and share. Decide how the full-screen dish view shows the way in.
3 steps
Photos
The single biggest upgrade over a PDF is guests seeing the food.
Put it in front of guests
Go live, put the menu on the site you already have, and print codes for your tables.
Go live
Until you go live, everything you build is private. One button makes the menu real.
2 steps
Put the menu on your website
Your site, your domain, your menu page — paste one snippet where the PDF used to be.
3 steps
Print QR codes for your tables
Codes that always open your current menu — reprint the menu, never the codes.
3 steps
Your restaurant and team
The business behind the menu: settings, people and billing.
Staff tools
Built from the menu you already maintain: quizzes for the floor, recipe books for the kitchen and bar.
Quiz your floor staff on the menu
A quiz built from your real dishes — share one link with the team, read the results as they come in.
4 steps
Put your recipes where the kitchen can read them
Two books built on your dishes — kitchen and bar — each opened by a link you share once.
4 steps
Write your sheets and recipes in another language
Add the languages your team reads, then fill in each sheet's translation beside the original. Guests can get a language switch too — only if you turn it on.
6 steps
Stuck on something the manual doesn’t cover? Ask us directly — a missing page here is a bug we want to know about.