Restaurant Menu Templates

A ready-made menu layout with the typography, spacing and sections already designed. You replace the sample dishes with your own items, prices and photos instead of designing a menu from a blank page.

Yes, you can start free. The Free plan includes 5 digital menu templates; paid plans from ₹2,999 a year unlock 50+ (Starter) or 100+ (Growth and Pro) menu and print templates. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Yes, any time — including after you publish. You can even switch templates entirely without retyping a single dish, because your item list is separate from the design.

Yes. Templates take your logo, brand colours and fonts, and the whole layout follows them. Starter adds your logo and basic brand colours; Growth and Pro add full brand colours and custom fonts.

Yes. MenuFly runs in the browser, so you can build, edit and publish your menu without installing anything. The online menu maker page shows how it works.

Pick a template, organize your categories, add dishes with prices and photos, apply your branding, then publish it as a QR menu and export a print-ready version when you need one.

Yes. Each template has a print layout built alongside the screen layout, so the PDF and the QR menu come from the same menu content and look like the same restaurant.

Both are built from one central item list. When you change a dish or price, the digital menu updates straight away; for print, you regenerate the PDF whenever you are ready to reprint, so it never comes from a stale copy.

Yes. Export a print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks for your printer, or a simple version for office printing. Every plan includes a basic A4 PDF; Starter adds A5, and Growth adds Letter, booklet and print-ready layouts.

A4 suits most table menus, A5 works for shorter menus and cafes, and a booklet makes sense for long food and drinks lists. Choose by dish count: the more categories you have, the more space each section needs.

Start with the closest one and change the colours, fonts, photo density and section order — that covers most cases. For a bespoke design, our team can build one for you.

No. The spacing, type scale and alignment are fixed by the template, which is exactly the part non-designers get wrong in a generic design tool. See how MenuFly compares with one in our MenuFly vs Canva comparison.