A designer that reads your menu

Describe the mood in a sentence. The AI picks fonts, colours, spacing and ornaments, then lays out every section so nothing overflows.Menu Atelier does not fill a template with your dishes. It writes a complete design: a palette from your art direction, a heading and body typeface pairing, margins, column rules, price alignment and small ornaments, then places each section on the right face of the menu. Ask for changes in plain language (“warmer, more room between courses, prices without decimals”) and it revises the same design instead of starting over.

Paste your menu, get structure

Copy from a Word file, a website or a phone note. Sections, dishes, descriptions and prices are recognised and tidied.Most restaurant menus already exist somewhere: a PDF from the last print run, a Google Doc, a message from the chef. Paste it as raw text and the parser separates sections, dishes, descriptions, allergens and prices, keeps your currency and spots vegetarian or spicy markers. You can still edit every dish by hand, add a photo to it, or build the menu item by item.

Your logo, your art direction

Upload the logo, a few photos of the room or the plates, and any graphic you love. The design follows them.Drop in your logo (SVG or PNG), photos of the dining room, a tile pattern from the floor, the label of your house wine. The AI looks at them to derive colours and tone, and places the logo where a designer would. Need an ornament, a divider or a small illustration that does not exist yet? Ask for it and Menu Atelier draws a vector asset in your palette.

A real 3D preview

Turn the menu in your hands before printing: single sheet or bifold, A4 or A5, front and back, opening angle you control.The right half of the studio is a floating three-dimensional menu rendered with Three.js. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, slide the opening angle of a bifold, switch to a flat view to inspect each face at full resolution. Fonts, images and print margins are the exact ones that go to the PDF, so what you see is what the printer receives.

Formats printers actually use

Single page A4 / A5, vertically folded A4 / A5, single or double sided. 3 mm bleed and crop marks included.Pick a format in one click and the layout re-flows: a single A4 sheet for a lunch menu, a folded A4 (four A5 faces) for a full carte, an A5 card for desserts or cocktails. Every export ships as a print-ready PDF at 300 dpi with bleed, plus PNG of each face. Change your mind after the design is done and the sections redistribute over the new faces.

Own every file, forever

One payment of 99 € per menu unlocks the PDF, high-resolution PNGs, the 3D model (GLB) and the editable design source.No subscription. A menu is yours once you buy it: you receive a ZIP with the press-ready PDF, one PNG per face at 300 dpi, the 3D model as a GLB you can drop in a website or a product mock-up, and a JSON design source that re-imports into Menu Atelier for future edits. Re-download as often as you like; small text changes to a paid menu stay free.

Or let us print and ship

99 € setup plus 10 € per menu, printed on 350 g matte board with a protective finish, delivered to the restaurant.If you would rather not deal with a print shop, order the menus directly from the studio. Choose the quantity, pay by card, and we handle prepress, printing on heavy 350 g matte board with a scuff-resistant laminate, and shipping to your door. The print price includes the digital download, so you keep all the files too.

Four languages, one studio

The interface, the AI and the typography rules work in English, French, Italian and Spanish, including accents and currency habits.Menus in Europe are rarely monolingual. Menu Atelier’s interface is available in English, French, Italian and Spanish, the AI writes section titles and hints in your language, and typographic details (non-breaking spaces before « », the € position, decimal commas) follow the locale you choose.