Menujo
Free QR Code Menu Generator for Restaurants
Create an editable restaurant menu and share its link or QR code. Free includes one menu with up to 50 items and 10 categories.
Menujo is a restaurant menu display platform built and operated by Jorbox LLC. Operators enter categories, items, prices and photos, publish a menu page, and share its URL or QR code. Saved content changes appear behind the same working menu URL. Guests open the menu in a browser with an internet connection.
- 1
- menu on Free
- 50
- items on Free
- 156
- supported currencies
- 9
- preset themes, plus custom
- 7 days
- Free analytics
- $7/mo
- Pro monthly
What Menujo Free includes
Free is a continuing plan with one menu, up to 50 items and 10 categories. Manual item entry, item photos, logo upload, publication and PNG QR download are included. No credit card is required.
A hosted menu page
Build categories and items in the editor, then publish when the draft is ready.
Browser access
Guests can open the public link or scan a compatible QR code. Keep printed menus for guests who need them.
Updates behind the same URL
Edit prices and availability, save, and check the public page. Content changes do not require a new QR when the destination stays the same.
Unlimited menu views
Menujo plans have no per-view charge. This is a pricing fact, not a traffic-capacity or uptime guarantee.
Logo and paid design options
Free supports a restaurant logo. Pro and Business add themes, custom colors, cover images, list layout and branding removal.
Restaurant-selected currency
The owner chooses one of 156 supported currencies. Guests see the menu currency; prices are not automatically converted for each visitor.
Printed, PDF and structured web menus
Choose the format for the update and guest-access task. A QR code can point to either a PDF or a web page.
| Feature | Paper | QR menu | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price updates | Replace or annotate copies | Replace the file at the same working URL | Save the item in the editor |
| Phone reading | Physical page | Depends on layout and tagging | Responsive menu with search |
| Languages | Authored translated copies | Authored translated content | Manually entered translations or separate menus |
| Analytics | Separate observation | Depends on hosting and viewer | Menu visits; report features depend on plan |
| Annual costs | Printer quotes and staff time | Hosting, design and updates | Plan, setup, signage and paper backups |
A readable PDF can remain useful, particularly for print or a fixed layout. A structured web menu supports item-level editing and phone search. Neither format guarantees accessibility, indexing or sales; test the actual guest experience.
Menu items, categories, design: what Menujo includes
Current display features, with plan limits on menu size, design and reports.
Menu items
- Names, descriptions, optional prices and item photos
- Multiple size prices
- Availability switch and manually selected labels
- Kitchen-approved dietary and allergen information
Categories and menus
- Drag-and-drop ordering
- Free: 1 menu and 10 categories
- Pro: 10 menus and 50 categories per menu
- Business: 100 menus and 100 categories per menu
- Draft and published states
Restaurant details
- Restaurant name, address, phone and opening hours
- Wi-Fi password display
- Google Maps and supported social links
Design
- Nine presets plus custom
- Item photos and logo on Free
- Paid themes, custom colors, cover image, list layout and branding removal
Guest view
- Responsive layout and menu search
- Category navigation and supported dietary filters
- Item details and image zoom
- Owner-entered right-to-left menu text
QR and data files
- Static QR encoding the public menu URL
- PNG account download on Free; SVG on Pro and Business
- Standalone free QR generator offers SVG and PNG for any URL
- CSV menu import/export on Pro and Business
Create, publish and test a menu
Prepare your menu information first. Setup time depends on the number of items, photos and translations.
- 01
Create an account and draft
Sign up, open Menus and choose Create Menu. Enter the restaurant name, unique menu URL and currency.
- 02
Add categories and items
Add names, prices and approved descriptions. Save each item. Photos and labels are optional.
- 03
Check the design
Use the default design on Free or choose paid features on Pro or Business. Previewing a paid choice does not unlock saving it on Free.
- 04
Publish and share
Publish the draft, then use Share menu to copy the public link or download the QR. Check the menu outside the editor.
- 05
Test a printed proof
Scan the actual size and material on the phones guests use before a print run. Keep a paper fallback.
- 06
Maintain the destination
After saving a price or availability update, reload the same public URL. Update shared links and signage when the destination changes.
Digital menus for every restaurant type
Different venues can use the same menu editor with categories and update responsibilities matched to service.
Cafés & coffee shops
Keep drinks and daily food availability current. Add approved ingredient details and a visible menu link at the counter.
Food trucks
Use a stable menu link on signs and update event-specific prices. Check outdoor readability and keep a fallback where connectivity is poor.
Fine dining
Offer a QR supplement for detailed descriptions or additional menus while retaining printed service where appropriate.
Bars & breweries
Maintain the current list, actual serving sizes and prices. Verify product labels separately.
Hotels & hospitality
Use separate menus for different outlets on a plan with enough menu capacity. Maintain each outlet's details.
Quick-service & QSR
Use Menujo to display the menu alongside the ordering or POS system. There is no automatic board or POS synchronization.
Pizzerias
Show size prices and explain available choices. Staff confirm selections; there is no interactive modifier checkout.
Sushi restaurants
Save availability changes and verify the guest view. Use item photos you have permission to publish.
Ice cream & dessert shops
Maintain current flavors and select badges manually. There is no automatic two-week badge retirement.
Ghost kitchens
Use separate menus for brands within the plan limits. Keep marketplace and ordering listings maintained separately.
Juice bars & smoothie shops
Enter approved ingredients and product details. Do not infer nutrition values or suitability from labels alone.
QR code placement: where to put your menu QR
Place a clearly labeled QR where guests can see and scan it. Print size, material, light and the encoded pattern all affect scanning.
Table tents
The classic option. One per table, double-sided for visibility from both directions.
Stickers
Permanent placement on tables, counters, or windows. Use SVG export for crisp prints at any size.
Window decals
Test from the actual approach distance, including reflections and daylight.
Receipts
Print on every receipt for review collection or repeat-visit menu access.
Wine bottle labels
Premium placement for wine lists or producer information.
Packaging
Add a menu link for later access and check that printing remains readable on the package.
Placemats
Larger codes for shared placemats; useful in family-style restaurants where multiple people scan.
Business cards
For caterers and food trucks; the card itself becomes the menu.
Outdoor signs
Size for the real viewing distance and test the final material before printing in quantity.
Menu tents (paper menu + QR)
Hybrid approach for fine dining: paper menu carries the brand, QR code adds depth (wine list, allergen info).
Menu views and reporting
Free includes seven days of basic analytics, Pro 60 days and Business 90 days. Visits are not confirmed camera scans, diners, orders or revenue. Paid report features differ by plan.
Total views
Recorded menu-page visits, including repeat visits.
Approximate unique views
Distinct IP addresses in the report; shared networks and network changes affect the count.
Devices and countries
Basic summaries help prioritize testing. Network location does not establish nationality.
Audience details
Pro and Business include browser, operating-system and city detail and recent visits.
Busy hours and comparisons
Available on Pro and Business. Report time uses UTC.
Traffic sources
Business classifies supported tagged QR, social, search, internal, external and direct visits.
CSV reports
Pro and Business can export analytics. Current reports do not show item taps, orders or revenue.
Free tools included with Menujo
Five standalone browser tools are available without a Menujo account. Each has a separate task from the hosted menu editor.
QR Generator
Encode an existing URL or text and download SVG or PNG. The tool does not host the destination.
Try itQR Scanner
Scan or upload a QR image to test your printed code. Reads URLs, WiFi credentials, vCards, plain text. Supports QR and common barcodes.
Try itPhoto Optimizer
Compress and optimize food photos before uploading. JPEG, PNG, WebP output with adjustable quality slider. Batch processing supported.
Try itMenu Digitizer
Convert paper menus into digital PDFs. Upload menu photos, reorder pages, generate multi-page A4 documents, useful before transitioning fully to digital.
Try itUTM Builder
Create trackable URLs with UTM parameters. Presets for delivery platforms (Uber Eats, DoorDash), social media, and print materials. Saved presets persist.
Try itQR menu best practices: design, sizing, multilingual
A QR menu is only as good as its readability and the menu behind it. These are the rules we recommend (and bake into Menujo defaults).
- 01
Test the final print
Scan the actual proof on different phones in the intended light. Confirm both decoding and destination loading.
- 02
Label the destination
Use a clear instruction such as Scan to view our menu.
- 03
Preserve the quiet zone
Keep a blank margin around the code. Size and scanning distance need a real print test.
- 04
Use high contrast
Dark dots on a light background are a practical default. Test decorative choices before printing.
- 05
Use accurate photos
Show the actual item and optimize the file for mobile access. No sales uplift is guaranteed.
- 06
Write translations deliberately
Enter approved translations yourself. Menujo does not automatically translate dishes or convert guest prices.
- 07
Review availability
Save sold-out changes during service and check the public menu.
- 08
Verify labels
Check ingredients and cross-contact with the kitchen. Menu labels are not a compliance certification.
Menujo pricing
Free covers one menu within its limits. Pro increases capacity and adds paid design and reports. Business adds capacity and traffic-source reporting.
- Free
- $0
- 1 menu · 50 items · 10 categories
- Logo · QR generation · real-time updates · 7-day analytics · no card required · email support
- Pro
- $7/mo or $70/yr
- 10 menus · 250 items · 50 categories · 3 folders
- 60-day analytics · paid design · SVG downloads · CSV menu import/export · analytics export
- Business
- $12/mo or $120/yr
- 100 menus · 1,000 items · 100 categories · 10 folders
- 90-day analytics · traffic sources · priority email support · all Pro features
Choose by the workflow you need
Menu display, ordering and POS replacement are different requirements. Check the complete cost and current vendor terms for the job you are buying.
Hosted editable menus with QR access; Free, Pro and Business have defined limits.
Menujo does not accept guest orders, process their payments or synchronize a POS. Define those needs before choosing a system.
Retain useful print and PDF workflows. Compare actual readability, update effort and costs using your own quotes.
Menujo FAQ
9 of the most common questions about Menujo, free QR menu generation, restaurant menu setup, and digital menu management.
- 01
Free costs $0 and includes one menu with 50 items and 10 categories. Pro is $7/month or $70/year. Business is $12/month or $120/year.
- 02
Yes, when saved content changes stay behind the same working menu URL. A deleted destination or changed URL can require maintaining redirects or replacing signage.
- 03
No. Operators write translated content themselves. Right-to-left menu text is supported; a separate menu per language uses the plan's menu capacity.
- 04
No. The owner selects the menu currency from 156 supported currencies. Prices are displayed in that selected currency.
- 05
Menujo displays menus. Staff and a separate ordering or POS workflow handle orders and payments.
- 06
The current Menujo product has no menu password protection or scheduled QR expiry setting.
- 07
Pro and Business include CSV menu export and import. Analytics export is separate. The free Menu Digitizer turns uploaded menu photos into a PDF; it does not export a hosted Menujo menu.
- 08
Account-menu PNG downloads are available on Free, with SVG on Pro and Business. The standalone free QR Generator offers SVG and PNG for an existing URL.
- 09
Menujo is built and operated by Jorbox LLC. See the current product, pricing and setup guide on menujo.com.
Is Menujo free?
Can I update a price after printing the QR?
Does Menujo translate menus?
Does Menujo convert currencies for each guest?
Can I take orders or payments?
Can I expire or password-protect a menu?
Can I export my menu data?
Which QR formats are available?
Who operates Menujo?
Menujo is free, forever.
One menu with 50 items across 10 categories, real-time updates, no app needed, no card required.
Menujo is built and operated by Jorbox LLC, an independent product company in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded in 2012 by Ahmad Tayyem.