Free AI Menu Generator

An AI menu generator turns your list of dishes and prices into a designed menu. Paste your items, pick a style and a size, and Deepege makes a menu image for print, a TV menu board or a social post, then changes it by chat until it looks right. Always check every name and price before you print.

Deepege chat mockup: a cafe menu request with seven items and prices, and a cream portrait menu with coffee and pastries

Mockup: a pasted list of dishes and prices turned into a designed menu with sections and aligned prices

Your items and prices, laid out for you

Paste your menu the way you have it, even as a plain list. Deepege groups the items into sections, lines up the prices and adds a style that fits your place, from a quiet cafe to a bright food truck. Because the menu comes from your own list, ask it to keep every name and price exactly as written, then check the result line by line.

Mockup: the same taco menu as a portrait print menu, a landscape TV menu board and a square social post

One menu, every size you need

The same menu often has to work in several places: a printed page on the table, a landscape board on a TV screen and a square post for Instagram. Ask for each size in the same chat and keep the style the same. For a promotion with one big offer, try the AI poster generator.

Mockup: short dish descriptions written in the chat and the menu text saved as an editable Word file

Dish descriptions and an editable copy

Need words, not just a layout? Deepege can write short, plain dish descriptions from the ingredients you give, then save the whole menu text as a Word file you can edit, share with your team or hand to a printer. Ask it to mark items as vegetarian or spicy only if you tell it which ones are.

How to use

1
Paste your items and prices
Add the name of your place, the sections, every item and its price. Edit the sample prompt above to start faster.
2
Pick a style and size
Say the look you want and where the menu goes: print, a TV board or a social post. Ask for changes by chat.
3
Check every price, then download
Read each name and price against your list. Ask Deepege to fix anything wrong, then download the menu.

Used across industries

Cafe example: a portrait menu for Maple Street Coffee with coffee and pastry sections and prices — Cafes and coffee shops
A neighborhood cafe needs a new counter menu with seven drinks and pastries. Deepege lays them out in two sections on a cream portrait page with the prices lined up, and the owner checks every price before printing.

Food truck example: a landscape menu board for Luna Tacos with tacos, sides and drinks for a TV screen — Food trucks
A taco truck shows its menu on a TV screen by the window. Deepege makes a landscape board with large, bold text that people can read from a distance, with tacos, a side and a drink.

Bakery example: a square social post with three daily specials and prices for Rise Bakery — Bakeries and daily specials
A bakery posts its specials every morning. Deepege makes a square post with three items and prices in a soft pastel style, ready to share on Instagram or Facebook.

What to put in your menu request

The name of your place and the kind of food you serve.
Sections: drinks, starters, mains, desserts or whatever you use.
Every item and its exact price, written the way you want them shown.
Where it goes: a printed page, a TV menu board or a social post, so the size is right.
The look: warm and minimal, bold street food, soft pastel or your brand colors. You can upload your logo or a dish photo as a reference.

Tips for a menu people can read

Keep each image to a few sections. A long menu is easier to read, and easier to get right, as several pages.
Use short dish descriptions. One line is usually enough.
Put prices in the same place for every item.
Check the text. AI images can still get a letter or a number wrong, so compare every line with your list before you print or post.

How this tool works

Edit the prompt above with your items, prices, style and size. After you sign in, Deepege opens a new chat and sends your prompt, and the menu appears in the chat. Ask for changes until it looks right, then download it. Promoting one dish or an event? Try the AI poster generator, or turn the specials into a post with the Instagram post generator.

FAQ

What is an AI menu generator?

It is a tool that turns a list of dishes and prices into a designed menu. On this page you paste your items, choose a style and a size, and Deepege chat makes the menu image, which you can change by chatting and then download.

Is this menu generator free?

Yes, you can try it for free. You get free credits on sign-up, so you can open Deepege chat from this page and make a menu right away. When the credits run out, you can keep going on a paid plan.

Will every name and price be right?

Not always. AI images can still get a letter or a number wrong, more often on long menus. Ask Deepege to keep every name and price exactly as written, check each line against your list, and ask it to fix anything wrong. Splitting a long menu into a few images helps.

Can I use my logo or photos of my food?

Yes. Upload your logo, a dish photo or your current menu as a reference for the look, and say what each image is for. Write the items and prices in your message, since that list is what the menu is built from.

Can I print the menu?

You download the menu as an image, which works for screens, social posts and many printed menus. For large prints, check the size with your print shop. You can also ask for the menu text as a Word file to edit or give to a designer.

Can I use the menus for my business?

Yes, you can use the menus in your restaurant, on your screens and in your posts. Make sure prices, allergens and other details are correct before you use them. See the Deepege user agreement for details.