Free QR Code Menu Builder
for Restaurants

Menujo is a free digital menu platform that lets restaurants, cafes, and food businesses create beautiful contactless menus accessible via QR codes or direct links. No app download required.

Yes! Create your first digital menu completely free, forever. No credit card required. Need more menus? Upgrade to Pro for just $7/month.

Create a free account, add your menu items with photos and prices, choose a theme, publish, and download your QR code. It takes less than 5 minutes.

No. Menus work in any mobile browser. Customers simply scan the QR code or tap a link to instantly view your full menu.

Yes! Changes appear instantly. Update prices, add new dishes, or mark items as sold out — your customers always see the latest version.

Print the QR code for your tables, add it to your storefront, or share the direct link on social media and Google. Customers scan or tap to view your menu on their phone.

The free plan includes 1 digital menu with up to 50 items, 1 folder, QR code generation, mobile-optimized design, and real-time updates. Free forever.

Pro gives you up to 10 menus with 250 items each, 3 folders, advanced analytics (60 days), custom branding and themes, SVG downloads, and priority support — all for $7/month. Need more? Business unlocks 100 menus with 1,000 items each, 10 folders, and 90-day analytics for $12/month.

The best free digital menu maker gives you a genuinely free-forever plan with no credit card, QR code generation, real-time updates, and a mobile-optimized design. Menujo does exactly that — and unlike many tools it has no scan limits, no ads, and no time-limited trial. Paid plans (from $7/month) remove the small Menujo badge and add analytics, custom branding, and more menus.

A digital menu can be completely free. Menujo's free plan covers one menu forever, Pro is $7/month, and Business is $12/month. Compared with reprinting paper menus — which can cost a single restaurant several hundred to over a thousand dollars a year — a digital menu usually pays for itself within weeks.

Customers need a mobile data or WiFi connection to open a digital menu, because it loads in their phone's browser. Menujo menus are lightweight and typically load in under a second on 4G. For tables in weak-signal spots, offer guest WiFi or keep a few printed backups on hand.

Yes. Menujo supports multilingual menus, so tourists and international guests can read your menu in their own language. Offering a menu in several languages helps guests order with confidence and is shown to lift average order value for restaurants in tourist areas.

Yes. You can tag items as vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal, and more, and add allergen notes — helpful for EU allergen rules and the FDA Big-9 allergens. Guests can filter the menu by dietary tag to quickly find dishes that fit their needs.

Menujo never shows ads on your menu. Free menus display a small 'Powered by Menujo' badge, which any paid plan removes. There are no scan limits and no hidden fees — your guests just see your food, your branding, and your prices.

Yes. Menujo's built-in analytics show menu views plus a breakdown by device and country, so you can see how often your QR code is scanned and which menus get the most attention. Analytics history covers 60 days on Pro and 90 days on Business.

A digital menu updates instantly with no reprinting, never goes out of date, and cuts printing costs. You can mark items sold out in seconds, show appetizing photos, support multiple languages, and see scan analytics — none of which a printed menu can do. It is also more hygienic and contactless.

Yes. Paid plans let you fully brand your menu with custom colors, themes, and your logo, and remove the Menujo badge. Every menu lives at a clean menujo.com/@your-restaurant link that you can print on QR codes, add to Google, or share on social media.

Restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, food trucks, bars, bakeries, hotels, quick-service restaurants, ghost kitchens, juice bars, and more. If you serve food or drinks, Menujo gives you a fast, contactless QR code menu that customers can scan and browse on their own phones — no app download required.