New Menu Launch Post Ideas

New menu? Give it a proper launch.

A new menu is news. Here's a week of posts for the lead up, the launch and the dishes that follow, plus captions you can use. Upload your menu or logo and we put it on real photos of newspapers, iPads and billboards, so the launch looks bigger than a photo of a printed page.

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Food photos alone won't carry a whole launch

You'll shoot the hero dishes. But a launch week needs more than plates. You need a post that says a new menu is coming, one with the full menu people can read, and something for the days when the kitchen is too busy to style a shot.

Your menu on a newspaper open on a cafe table looks like front page news. On an iPad it's easy to zoom in and read. Mix those with your own food photos and the feed tells a story instead of repeating one angle of the pass.

Works the same for a cafe's winter menu, a bar's spring cocktails, a food truck's new special or a bakery's seasonal range.

A menu launch week

The tease: your logo on a billboard with 'new menu Monday' and nothing else.
The reveal: the full menu on a newspaper open on a cafe table, so it reads like news.
The readable one: the menu on an iPad, with the dish names in the caption for search.
Dish posts: your own photos of three or four new plates, one a day, with the story behind each.
The farewell: a post saying goodbye to a dish that's leaving. Regulars love these.
Takeaway: your logo on a shopping bag if the new menu comes with new takeaway options.

Captions to start with

Front page news: the new menu lands Monday.

Out with the old, in with the winter. Here's everything that's new.

Say goodbye to the old favourite. Say hello to what's next.

Photos that suit you

On a newspaper: the editorial look for the menu reveal.
On an iPad: your full menu on a real screen, easy to read.
On a billboard: for the tease before launch.
On a shopping bag: if the launch includes new takeaway.

How it works

Add your image. A logo, poster, product shot or full campaign. PNG or JPG.
Tap a photo. Your design goes on in seconds.
Download it. A 2000px image, ready to post.

Real photos. Not AI.

Every photo is a real photograph, shot on a real camera. Your design goes on exactly as it is. Nothing gets redrawn, so it's still your brand.

Questions

Do I need Photoshop?
No. It all happens in your browser.

Is it really free?
Your first one is free when you make an account. After that, top up credits inside the studio. No subscription.

Will my menu text still be readable?
It goes on exactly as you made it, and you download a 2000px image. For the best result keep the text large and the layout simple. A one page menu reads better than a long one.