Feature what matters
Give one dish a dedicated panel, then keep the rest of the menu in a clean list people can scan quickly.
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Browser-ready menu board studio
Create a digital menu board online with your restaurant name, featured item, menu items, prices, and a display mood. Export it as HTML, then open it in a browser or share a clean preview link.
Try the studio
Edit the details below. The preview stays in your browser until you copy or download it.
A board built for the glance
Give one dish a dedicated panel, then keep the rest of the menu in a clean list people can scan quickly.
Use Cobalt, Sunset, or Olive to match a café, pop-up, food truck, bar, or evening service without rebuilding the layout.
Export a standalone HTML file that can open on a browser display or become a preview link for a client or team review.
From item list to display
The board is designed for the glance: one featured item, a short menu list, and prices that stay legible on screen.
Add the restaurant name and tagline so the display feels like a real place, not an unlabelled list of prices.
Choose the item that deserves the large panel, then add the rest of the menu and prices below it.
Copy or download the HTML, then open it in a browser or publish it as a preview URL for a screen or review.
A calmer service screen
A good board does not try to be a full website. It gives a guest the name of the place, the item worth noticing, the menu, and the price—at a glance and from a little distance.
A featured panel creates a clear visual entry point.
Menu items and prices stay readable on a display.
The HTML file is simple to update when the menu changes.
Digital menu board ideas
A café or bar service display
A food truck or pop-up menu
A catering tasting menu for review
A temporary menu for an event or market
Before you put it on screen
Yes. Add a restaurant name, tagline, featured item, menu items, prices, and a visual mood in the browser. The board updates as you edit and can be exported as standalone HTML.
Yes. The editor and HTML export are free. Hosting the exported board as a browser preview link through HTMLShare is optional.
The exported HTML is designed for a browser display, review link, or wall-mounted screen. Open the file in a browser or publish it to a URL that the display can load.
Yes. Reopen the editor, update the fields, and export a new HTML file. The maker is a lightweight display builder rather than a restaurant POS or inventory system.
Yes. Copy or download the HTML, then use the HTMLShare publisher to create a browser preview link for a restaurant, pop-up, event, or internal review.
Next stop: a browser display
Download the HTML from the board studio, then use HTMLShare when someone else needs to review or open the menu from a URL.