Host a menu
Your menu online, QR-ready and current.
A menu online should be the PDF you already print — not an app, not a platform, not a flipbook with someone else’s branding on it. Drop the menu onto Nippy, pick an address like lunch-menu.nippy.site, and it opens clean in any browser on any phone: no watermark, nothing to install, a download only if the customer wants one. The address is permanent, so a QR code printed once on tables, doors and flyers keeps working — when prices change, replace the PDF and publish, and the same code now opens the current menu. The page can hold more than the menu, too: photos of the food become a small gallery, and a wine list or price sheet sits alongside as ordinary files. The free plan covers a menu with room to spare inside its 25 MB; paid plans add a custom domain such as menu.yourcafe.com, removal of the small banner, and cookie-free stats that show how many people checked the menu this week.
lunch-menu.nippy.site
How it works
Three steps, no setup.
- 1
Upload the menu
The PDF your printer already has is perfect. Add food photos or a wine list to the same folder if you like — they appear alongside.
- 2
Pick the address
A free name like lunch-menu.nippy.site, or your own domain such as menu.yourcafe.com on a paid plan. The address never changes.
- 3
Print the QR code once
Point your QR code at the address. Future price changes are a drag-and-drop replacement — every printed code stays correct.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do customers need to download anything?
No — the menu opens directly in the phone’s browser from the QR code or link. There is no app, no account, and no flipbook interface in the way.
What happens when prices change?
Replace the PDF and publish. The address stays identical, so every QR code you have already printed now opens the updated menu.
Does Nippy generate the QR code?
No — any free QR generator can turn your menu’s address into a code. What Nippy guarantees is that the address behind the code stays stable.
Will there be branding on my menu?
Nothing is added to the document itself. Free sites show a small Nippy banner on the page; paid plans remove it.
Can the same page hold photos and opening hours?
Yes — photos in the folder become a small gallery, and extra files like a price list appear in a tidy listing next to the menu.
More questions? Visit the help center or email [email protected]
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