Why use DOCX instead of only PDF?
A PDF is designed to preserve presentation. DOCX is useful when another person needs to revise wording, prices or sections in a familiar word processor. Keeping both formats gives you one distribution copy and one editable copy.
What the DOCX export carries over
The export includes restaurant details, menu title, sections, item names, descriptions, pricing, dietary labels and supported logo content. It is structured for continued editing rather than pixel-for-pixel reproduction of the browser template.
Turn the DOCX into a website
The exported file is also compatible with a separate DOCXWebsite workflow if you want to turn the document into a browser-based site. That is optional; the DOCX itself can simply remain your editable menu master.
Frequently asked questions
Is the DOCX really editable?
Yes. The file is created as an editable Word-processing document rather than a screenshot or flattened PDF.
Can I open it in Apple Pages?
Apple Pages can open DOCX files, although complex formatting may vary slightly between applications.
Does the DOCX look exactly like the browser template?
Not necessarily. The DOCX is optimized for editable structure, while the browser print/PDF output preserves the visual menu layout more closely.
The free edition supports up to two locally saved menu projects. Some templates and advanced Print Studio formats are optional paid features.