Your menu online, in a few minutes.
How your menu goes online
Nothing to retype. Menyu reads the page you give it and sorts what it finds into categories, dishes, prices and options.
You paste a link
A delivery app, your TheFork or Google listing, your website, or a PDF or photo of your menu online. The source shows up as you type.
Menyu reads the menu
It first uses what the page declares for search engines. When that isn’t enough, AI picks out the dishes, prices, descriptions and options written on the page.
You check the preview
The menu is laid out for you. Dishes without prices, unreadable opening hours and missing photos are flagged.
You keep the menu and its QR code
With your email or Google, Menyu creates your account, your restaurant and a draft menu, with a 7-day trial of the Essentiel plan. The QR code opens the menu’s address on menyu.club.
1The link pasted
TheFork
thefork.fr/restaurant/bistrot-corvelle-r…
Bistrot Corvelle
Bistro · Lyon
- Œuf parfait, crème de cèpes€9.50
- Quenelle de brochet, sauce Nantua€19.00
- Plat du jourPrice to add
2Found by Menyu
Bistrot Corvelle
- categories
- 5
- dishes
- 27
- photos
- 0
- options
- 2
To check
- 2 dishes without a price
- No photos on the listing
3On the table
Bistrot Corvelle
Our menu
menyu.club/bistrot-corvelle
Restaurant, address and figures are fictional.
Worked example · fictional restaurant
Bistrot Corvelle has no website. Its menu is on TheFork.
From the listing’s link, Menyu finds 27 dishes in 5 categories. Two dishes have no price on the listing: the preview flags them and the owner adds them in the editor before publishing. They then choose the address menyu.club/bistrot-corvelle in their settings and print the QR code for that address.
Good to know before you paste
An online address only
The tool reads an address online. It doesn’t take files sent from your computer or phone.
7-day preview
The demo stays private and available for 7 days. If you don’t keep it, it expires and the photos copied for it are deleted.
3 demos a day
From one browser, and 5 from one connection, within a daily cap shared by all visitors. Pasting the same link again reopens the demo in progress.
Nothing goes live without you
The menu you keep stays a draft until you publish it from the editor.
A partial menu stays partial
TheFork, Google and social media don’t always show the whole menu: the preview shows what the page shows.
Questions about your online menu
Do I need a website to have an online menu?
No. Your menu gets its own address on menyu.club, like menyu.club/your-restaurant. The QR code on your tables opens that address, and you can share it on your Google listing or social media.
Which links work best?
A page that shows your whole menu with prices: Uber Eats, Deliveroo, Just Eat, your restaurant’s website or a PDF. TheFork and Google listings often show only part of it, and Instagram or Facebook rarely all of it.
Is the tool really free?
The preview is: no account, no card. To keep the menu and publish it, you create an account with a 7-day trial of the Essentiel plan. After that, your online menu is part of the subscription; prices are on the Pricing page.
What happens to the demo if I don’t keep it?
It expires after 7 days: the preview stops opening, the photos copied for it are deleted and nothing is published.
Will I need to reprint the QR code when my menu changes?
No. The QR code points to your menu’s address, not to a frozen copy: change a dish or a price in the editor, publish, and the same address shows the new menu. Only changing that address in your settings breaks the old QR code.
What if the reading fails?
A failed demo can be retried once. If the page still can’t be read, try another source: your website, a delivery app or a PDF online.