Change how your menu looks

Colors, font, corners, cover photo and the two toggles that change the page more than any of them.

4 min read QR menu Updated 08.09.2026

The design tab is a live phone frame: you change a setting on the left and the menu redraws on the right, exactly as a guest will see it.

Panel Menu Design

Background and accent

You choose two colors. The background sets the whole palette — surfaces, text and dividers are derived from how light or dark it is, so a dark menu stays readable without you picking six more colors. The accent is for prices, buttons and the active category.

Font and corners

  • A small set of fonts, each chosen to stay legible at menu sizes and to carry Cyrillic and Latin alike.
  • Corner radius from square to fully rounded — the quickest way to make the page feel like your room.

Cover and logo

The cover photo runs across the top with your logo centered over its lower edge. Use a photograph of the room or the food rather than a graphic; it is the first thing a guest sees and it should look like where they are sitting.

The two toggles that matter

ToggleOnOff
Show photosItem cards carry their photo. Good when most dishes have one.A compact text menu. Better when only a few items are photographed.
Show contact infoAddress, phone and map link in the footer, plus your links.A menu and nothing else — for a venue where the guest is already inside and knows where they are.

Check it on a real phone

The frame in the panel is accurate, but open the menu on your own phone before you finish. Long category names, unusual currency symbols and very long dish descriptions are all things you see in the room and not in a preview.

Frequently asked

Can I use my exact brand colors?

Yes — both colors accept an exact value, so you can paste in the ones from your brand guide.

Can I upload my own font?

Not today. The available fonts are chosen partly because they carry every alphabet our markets read in, which most brand fonts do not.

Do the design settings apply to all my locations?

No. Each location has its own menu and its own design, so a terrace bar can look different from the dining room.

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