Update the menu once
Change a dish, price or availability in one editor. Saved changes feed the public menu and its assigned screens.
Digital restaurant menus
One restaurant menu. Every screen. Every table.
Keep your dishes in one place, give each display its own style, and let guests browse or order from a QR code. Start with a digital menu and enable phone ordering when your restaurant is ready.
Try the example without an account. Save online when you are ready.
A different job for each screen
Show lunch on one monitor and coffee on another. Choose each screen’s sections, layout and appearance.
A clear order for guests and staff
Guests enter their table number and preparation requests. Staff see the order number and move it through preparing, ready and collected.
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How it works
A small first project makes it easier to check every step before sharing your work.
Read the practical guides ↗- 1
Add your dishes
Create sections, add prices and photos, and check allergens. Describe what you actually serve.
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Design your screens
Choose the sections and design for each display. Save, open its screen link and check it from a customer’s distance.
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Share the QR menu
Print the QR sign and scan it on a phone. Enable ordering separately if you want to receive orders, then test the staff queue.
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Your menus, ready for the next service
Sign in to keep menus in your account archive. Reopen a menu to edit dishes, photos, screen designs and ordering settings. The menu’s saved links keep pointing to that menu when you update it. Deleting a menu also removes access to its public views.
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Accounts & membership
Start with the free account. Choose membership when its extra capacity is useful to you.
Save and come back
2 saved menus, up to 8 screens per menu and 1 MB of menu photos across your account.
Sign in or create an accountUS$2.99/month
Up to 10 saved menus and 5 MB of menu photos. The same 8-screen limit applies to each menu; photos are compressed to a maximum of 100 KB each.
Membership also removes ads across VikingTools.
See membership in my accountMembership renews monthly; cancel from your account. Check the final price, payment availability and terms before subscribing. Membership raises selected limits, not every limit. Membership terms.
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A real tool. An isolated example.
This is sample content. Menu orders and editable QR changes are local simulations; no real orders, payments or hosted codes are created. The knitting example saves separately from your ordinary pattern.
GUEST'S PHONE
North Table
Fresh food, simply madeDisplay previews use the same renderer as the restaurant tool. The phone order is a local demonstration: no real restaurant is contacted, no account is created and no payment is taken. Actual ordering can require sign-in or verified email; online payment is optional.
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Good to know
Does a restaurant need Stripe to receive orders?
No. Choose no online payment and guests can pay at the restaurant. Online payment is optional and requires the restaurant’s payment connection. A VikingTools subscription does not connect a restaurant’s payments automatically.
Can customers browse without signing in?
Yes. Everyone can view the public menu. The restaurant decides whether ordering requires verified email or sign-in, or whether guest ordering is allowed.
Will a demo order reach a real restaurant?
No. The example below uses local sample orders. It demonstrates the staff queue, collection board and customer receipt without sending an order or taking a payment.