This is the most common QR menu question. The answer usually lies in the photos you have: a beautiful design can't save a menu full of empty photo boxes.
If you have no photos
Text-led designs put the name, description and price first. For coffee, cocktails or a long list of dishes, that's enough, and it reads fast.
If you have a few photos
Shoot your best sellers in each category. Rows with photos draw the eye to those items, and items without a photo still sit neatly in the design.
If you have lots of photos
Designs with big photos make desserts, pizzas and burgers sell themselves. Add a cover image to a category and some designs show it as a banner at the top of the section.
If you have many categories
In designs that open category by category, guests see the categories first and tap one to open its screen. No more scrolling through a long menu.
Changing the design doesn't change your content: try a few with your own menu on the Design screen and publish the one that looks best.
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