Your menu, set properly.

Write it once. KORT typesets it as a web page, a QR menu, and a PDF your printer will accept — bleed, crop marks and all.

Build your menu free See a finished menu

Free while you build it. The plan starts when the menu goes live.

Whole turbot, to share ····· £75Crémant de Loire, Brut NV ····· 125ml £8Negroni ····· £12Burrata ····· £12.50Sticky toffee pudding ····· £9Gordal olives ····· £5KORT, which set this ticker ····· £12 a monthWhole turbot, to share ····· £75Crémant de Loire, Brut NV ····· 125ml £8Negroni ····· £12Burrata ····· £12.50Sticky toffee pudding ····· £9Gordal olives ····· £5KORT, which set this ticker ····· £12 a month

Templates01

The design is already done

Every template is a finished design — the typeface, the type scale, the way a price sits on the line. Pick one and your menu is set: nothing to lay out, nothing to align, and no slider that lets you make it worse.

Eight so far. Each one is a complete set of decisions you never have to make.

A bar menu set in the Default template — a classical serif with dotted leaders — **Default** — a classical serif, dotted leaders.

A dinner menu set in the Odeon template — a drawn deco frame, brass and cream — **Odeon** — a drawn frame on every page, brass and cream.

A bar menu set in the Studio template — a bold grotesk on ruled lines, prices in ultramarine — **Studio** — a grotesk, hard rules, one electric ink.

A bar menu set in the Verso template — centred geometric sans, prices behind a dash — **Verso** — centred, geometric, prices behind a dash.

Editing02

It edits like a spreadsheet

Every field is a column and every dish is a row. Prices go in the way they print. Paste a block straight out of your own spreadsheet — or import the PDF you already have, and fix what came through wrong.

The KORT sheet: a spreadsheet of the Dinner menu, one row per dish, with columns for variant, description, price, serving and badges — The sheet — Dinner at Sample Kitchen & Bar.

Printing03

A file your printer won’t send back

Proof the real pages first, at the size you’ll print, laid out by the same engine that makes the PDF. Move a dish and the break moves with it. When four dishes push you onto a third page, it says so.

The KORT design view: the template and the paper sizes down the side, ‘5 pages of A4 portrait’, and page one of the Dinner menu beside them — Five pages of A4 — with every template and size it will also set.

Then take the file: bleed, crop marks and the specs your printer asked for, at A4, A5 or a long card. The web menu goes live at the same time, with a QR code for the table and one line of code to put it inside your own site — and the code opens a menu set for a phone, which keeps working when you republish. Sold out of the turbot? Two taps takes it off the web menu, and never off the printed one.

Typesetting04

The rules a typesetter would keep

A dish never splits across two pageskept
A heading stays with the dishes it introduceskept
A wine list that runs over repeats its column headingskept
125ml / 175ml / bottle stays a table when it turns the pagekept

Examples05

Look at a finished menu

Two sample restaurants, set by KORT. Open a menu, then open its PDF.

Sample Kitchen & Bar

Four menus sharing one set of dishes.

Specimen

The hard case: a wine list four sections deep, and every way a price can be written.

Start with one menu.

£12 a month, per restaurant, everything in. Free while you build it.

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