What image formats are supported?

JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP and other major formats are supported. Smartphone food photos work directly.

Can I create an A4-size menu?

Yes. The Image to PDF tool lets you choose paper sizes including A4, B5, and US Letter.

Can I submit the PDF to a print shop?

Yes. However, print requirements vary by shop. We recommend source images at 300 dpi or higher.

How-To Guide

Create a Restaurant Menu PDF from Images

Turn your food photos and menu artwork into a complete restaurant menu PDF without any design software. Resize images, convert to PDF, and reorder pages — all in your browser.

6 images → 1 PDF

Menu images merged into one PDF, shared via QR code

Why This Takes Longer Than It Should

For an independent restaurant, hiring a designer for a single menu sheet isn't realistic — but a handwritten sheet or a phone snapshot can't be sent to a print shop or uploaded to a delivery platform either. What's actually needed is the unglamorous part: straighten the photographed menu, turn it into a PDF, combine the pages, and get it under whatever size limit the printer or the platform imposes.

What's Actually At Risk Here

✓A menu is public information by design, but a draft price revision doesn't need to sit on someone else's server before it's announced.
✓No account is required, so you never register the shop's email address with yet another service.
✓Shooting through finishing happens on one device, avoiding files left behind on staff members' personal phones.

4 Steps to Get It Done

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1
Resize
Unify image dimensions across all food photos for a consistent, professional layout
2
Image to PDF
Convert all prepared images into a single PDF document
3
Organize PDF
Drag and drop to reorder and rotate menu pages as needed
4
Compress PDF
Compress for print submission, email distribution, or QR code sharing

Where People Get Tripped Up

These catch people out even when the steps are followed correctly. Skimming them first saves a redo.

Go easy on compression if a print shop is involved — smeared type is unreadable on paper. Export a web version and a print version separately.
Shooting a paper menu at an angle produces keystone distortion. Shoot straight down, out of your own shadow, then crop.
You'll rebuild this every time prices change, so keep the source images — the next round takes minutes instead of an hour.

Frequently Asked Questions

What image formats are supported?: JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP and other major formats are supported. Smartphone food photos work directly.
Can I create an A4-size menu?: Yes. The Image to PDF tool lets you choose paper sizes including A4, B5, and US Letter.
Can I submit the PDF to a print shop?: Yes. However, print requirements vary by shop. We recommend source images at 300 dpi or higher.

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