A menu template is the mobile page a guest sees when they scan the code on your table, window or truck. You type your dishes and prices into Studio, publish, and print the code. When the menu changes you edit the page; the printed code stays the same.
The two ordering templates also take orders: guests add items to a basket and send the order to your Orders board, at the table or for pickup. No template takes payment online; guests pay at the counter or pay your server.
7 templates · 2 free · paid templates $3.99–$5.99, one-time
A free QR code menu template: a clean mobile menu with your items in sections, prices, dietary labels, allergens and photos. Type the menu into Studio, publish it, and edit it whenever dishes or prices change, without reprinting the code.
A bold, street-poster style menu with big photo cards, today’s location and hours at the top, combos that guests build themselves, and sold-out items that update on open menus within about 45 seconds.
A neon-lit drinks menu for bars: animated category tabs, a live happy-hour countdown that switches drinks to their happy-hour prices, and a bottle service section with a booth reservation button.
A dark, elegant QR code menu for fine dining: a full-width hero photo, courses with dotted price leaders, a chef’s specials panel, wine pairings, a wine list with glass and bottle prices, and a reserve-a-table block.
A calm, Japanese-inspired menu: an omakase strip of numbered courses, scrolling rows for rolls, sashimi and dessert, a build-your-own-roll panel with a live price, and sake pairing cards.
A free QR code ordering page: guests add items, choose at-my-table or pickup and send the order to your Orders board, then follow its status. Payment happens in person.
A full table and pickup ordering page: guests customise dishes (how it’s cooked, sides, add-ons), add notes, choose a tip and send the order to your Orders board, then follow its status. Payment happens in person.
Previews are the real templates rendered with their sample content.
Free templates open straight in Studio. Paid ones are bought once in the marketplace, then open in Studio the same way.
Studio opens with the sample content from the preview. Replace it with your own and see the page update as you type.
CirculateQR hosts the page and gives you its QR code as PNG, SVG or PDF. Edit the page later without reprinting.
Basic Menu Page and Basic Order Form are free. The others cost $3.99 to $5.99, paid once in the marketplace, with no subscription.
No. You can publish on the free Standard plan, which includes up to 3 hosted pages. On the free plan a code and its page stay live for 14 days after publishing; after that, $5 once keeps one code live for good, or any paid plan (from $12 a month) keeps all your codes live.
No. Menu templates are for reading. To take orders, use the Basic Order Form or Restaurant Ordering; on both, guests pay in person.
Use the sold-out switches on the code’s page in your dashboard. The change applies without republishing the menu.
No. Orders are sent to your Orders board and guests pay their server or pay at the counter. Nothing is charged online.
On the Orders board in your dashboard, in New, Preparing and Ready columns. You can also get an email for each order.