Menu boards
A short board of best sellers with their prices, for a post or a printed sheet by the register. Think a pizza shop's top pies or a cafe's breakfast list.
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Menu poster maker
Your menu prices on a board, a card or a window sign, without retyping a single one.
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A menu poster has one job: tell someone what you sell and what it costs before they've decided to come in. It's the board by the counter, the card in the window, the post a regular sees on their lunch break. When the price on the poster doesn't match the price at the register, that job falls apart.
Studio makes menu posters from the menu you've already added, so the names and prices arrive filled in. Pick a menu board for a handful of best sellers, a price card for one dish, a window sign for the street or a deal card for a combo. Each one uses your own dish photo, comes out sized for social and downloads for print.
If you need a full, printable sit-down menu with every section, Servestack's free menu maker at /tools/menu-maker is built for that. This page is for the shorter pieces: boards, cards and signs that sell a few items at a time.
Real examples
Made with the menu poster maker
Each one was made in Studio for a real Servestack restaurant, from its own photos and menu.
Shown with permission: Sunnyside Cafe (Randolph, MA) and Boston Pizza (Norwell, MA).
How it works
How to use the menu poster maker
Add your menu once
Import your menu with names, descriptions and prices, and upload your dish photos. Studio matches each photo to its dish.
Pick a board, card or sign
Choose a menu board, price card, window sign or deal card and the dishes to feature. Names and prices fill in from the menu.
Post it or print it
Post it to Instagram, Facebook or Google Business Profile, schedule it, or download it to print for the counter or the window.
What you can make
Every format, from one dish
Price cards
One dish, its name and its price, big enough to read at a glance. It's the simplest menu poster there is, and often the one that sells.
Window signs
A sign for the glass facing the sidewalk: what's good and what it costs. Print it for the door, or post the same design online.
Deal cards
A combo or bundle with the price as the headline, sized for Stories. Useful for lunch deals and family meals.
Why Studio
What makes it different
Prices come from your menu
You never type a price into a poster. It comes from the menu you added, so the board, the card and the register all agree.
Real dish photos on every board
Each design uses your own photo of the dish, not clip art of a generic burger or a stock coffee cup.
One design, many places
The same price card works as a feed post, a Story and a printout. Make it once and put it wherever guests look.
No credits
Menu boards, price cards, window signs and deal cards are template designs and use no credits on the $49/month plan.
What good menu board design looks like
- Five to eight items, not the whole menu. A board is a highlight reel; the full menu belongs on the table.
- Prices lined up and easy to find. People read the name, then look right for the number.
- One photo of the dish you most want to sell, placed where the eye lands first.
- Short descriptions, a few words each. "Wood-fired, fresh basil" beats a full sentence.
- Type big enough to read from where people actually stand, whether that's across the counter or across the sidewalk.
Menu posters for the window and the feed
A window sign and an Instagram post do the same work in different places. The sign catches people walking by; the post catches people scrolling at their desk. Using the same design for both helps people recognize you: the price card they saw at noon is the one taped to your door at six.
Print what changes least and post what changes most. A board of your staples can stay up for a season. A deal card for this week's lunch combo belongs in Stories, where it can disappear when the deal does.
When your prices change
Menu prices move more often than they used to. When you update a price in your menu, the next board or card you make picks it up, so you're not digging through old design files to find every place the old number lives.
Make a habit of it: change the price, remake the window sign and the counter board the same day, and swap the printouts before the next service.
Templates
Templates in the menu poster maker
FAQsFrequently asked
Frequently asked
questions
Can I print the menu posters I make?
Yes. Download any design to print for the counter, the window or a sidewalk board. The same design can also be posted online.
Is this the same as Servestack's free menu maker?
No. The free menu maker at /tools/menu-maker builds a full printable menu. The menu poster maker is for shorter pieces like menu boards, price cards, window signs and deal cards.
Does making a menu board use credits?
No. Menu boards, price cards, window signs and deal cards are template designs and use no credits.
Do I have to type in my prices?
No. Names, descriptions and prices come from the menu you added once. You can still adjust the words before anything goes out.
What sizes do menu posters come in?
They can be made in 4:5 for feed posts, 9:16 for Stories and 1:1 square. Any of them can be downloaded for print.
Can I make a menu board for a cafe?
Yes. The layouts work for any menu. A cafe might list its breakfast plates and coffee drinks, while a pizza shop lists its top pies and a sub.
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