New prices, same menu, no stickers
Snap your current menu once. After that, a price change is a number you type and a menu you print.
Free to make and preview, no account. Printing without the watermark is $29 a year per restaurant.
Pizza
Starters
Drinks
How it works
- 1
Snap your menu
Take a photo of the printed menu, choose its PDF, or paste the dishes from Word or Excel.
- 2
Confirm the flagged prices
Anything the reader wasn't sure of, like a sticker over a price, waits for you to confirm it.
- 3
Pick a style and print
Six styles, four formats. Print from your browser or save a PDF for the print shop.
Price stickers tell customers more than you'd like
A sticker over a price, or a number crossed out in pen, makes a menu look tired and draws the eye to exactly the change you'd rather not highlight.
With Menuworthy your menu stays editable. Tap the price on the preview, type the new one and print. The page refits itself if a number gets longer, and every format, from table menu to wall strips, uses the same updated price.
When you raise prices
- Update every format at once: they all share one list of dishes and prices.
- Your menu is saved in the browser, so use the same device to come back to it.
- Hide a dish instead of deleting it if it's only off the menu for a while.
- Save a PDF if you print at a print shop.
Questions
What if I don't have the original menu file?
You don't need it. Take a photo of the printed menu and Menuworthy reads it, including prices under stickers it flags for you to confirm.
Does the pass cover reprints?
Yes. A restaurant pass covers every menu, board and poster for your restaurant for a year, however often you reprint.
What does it cost?
Making and previewing your menu is free, with no account. To print without the watermark, a restaurant pass is $29 (¥3,980 including tax for yen menus) for a year, for every menu, board and poster that restaurant makes.
Will my prices change?
No. Prices are copied as written and set in type, not drawn. Any price the reader isn't sure of is flagged for you to confirm first.