AI menu import
Upload a photo, PDF, screenshot, or rough notes and turn them into a digital menu with items, prices, and descriptions. The site also describes an AI menu import flow for moving from old files to a working menu quickly.
Yumzi turns PDFs, photos, notes, or dish lists into print-ready and QR-enabled restaurant menus, with easy updates and translation from one place.
Yumzi is a restaurant menu maker that turns rough notes, dish lists, PDFs, screenshots, or photos into a digital menu that can also be prepared for print. The product is built for restaurants that want to create and update menus without relying on a designer or manually rebuilding the same content in different formats.
It combines menu creation, layout design, QR code menus, and live updates in one system. The site positions Yumzi as a way to keep printed menus and online QR menus in sync while making it easier to change prices, translate content, and manage menu data from one place.
Upload a photo, PDF, screenshot, or rough notes and turn them into a digital menu with items, prices, and descriptions. The site also describes an AI menu import flow for moving from old files to a working menu quickly.
Create print menus and digital QR menus from the same menu data, so restaurants can keep one source of truth for both formats.
Edit prices, categories, and availability in bulk, which is useful for seasonal updates or fast price changes across many items.
Translate menus into multiple languages, including support for 25 languages on the pricing page, to serve guests in their preferred language.
Generate permanent QR codes for tables, stickers, flyers, websites, and social profiles, with live menu updates behind the same code.
Create print-ready layouts with custom branding, templates, and an automated layout engine that aims to keep the menu balanced and pixel-perfect.
A restaurant can upload an existing PDF or photo and convert it into a cleaner digital menu without rebuilding every item by hand.
A venue can print QR table cards or stickers so guests scan a live menu, browse in the browser, and use the same menu across tables, windows, and social links.
A busy operator can update prices, mark items unavailable, or adjust categories across the menu in bulk when ingredients or costs change.
A restaurant group can manage multiple locations from one dashboard and keep menu changes aligned across sites.
A venue serving international guests can publish the same menu in multiple languages to reduce friction for visitors.
Yes. The pricing page says you can cancel anytime from your dashboard, and access continues until the end of the billing cycle.
No. The site says guests can open the menu in a mobile browser by scanning a QR code, so no app download is required.
Yes. Yumzi supports importing a menu from a photo, PDF, or screenshot and can digitize items, prices, and descriptions automatically.
Yes. The QR menu page says changes to items, prices, or availability go live across devices within seconds.
No. The QR menu page says Yumzi works independently and does not require a POS integration, though webhooks are offered for custom setups.