Street Eats — Dark Showcase
Best for burgers, tacos, BBQ
Bold black board with hero photography and grouped menu columns. Reads clearly from 10+ feet.
Food Truck Menu Templates
Free food truck menu templates — designed to sell curbside.
Quick-start menu boards for mobile vendors, pop-ups, and street food kitchens. Edit in your browser, drop in dish photos, and export a TV-ready PNG in minutes.
Templates built for food trucks
Each starter is tuned for outdoor readability, hero food photography, and fast edits between service.
Curbside Chalkboard
Best for coffee carts, breakfast trucks
Warm chalk texture with handwritten headings. Perfect for rotating daily specials.
Vintage Poster
Best for tacos, ice cream, dessert trucks
Retro illustrated feel with strong typographic hierarchy — sells the vibe as much as the menu.
Modern Minimal
Best for gourmet, plant-based, healthy
Clean type, plenty of white space, food photography does the talking.
Design your board in four steps
- 1
Pick a template
Start from a food truck preset or a blank canvas.
- 2
Edit your menu
Swap sections, prices, and dish photos with drag-and-drop.
- 3
Pick your screen
Horizontal 16:9 or vertical 9:16 — auto-fits any TV.
- 4
Export PNG
Download a crisp 1920×1080 or 1080×1920 image ready to display.
Menu board tips for mobile vendors
- • Keep the menu to 6–10 items per column so guests can decide in under 15 seconds.
- • Lead with a hero dish photo — it lifts average ticket size on high-margin items.
- • Use whole-dollar prices without the currency symbol for a modern, less transactional feel.
- • Group by category (Handhelds, Sides, Sips) instead of listing everything flat.
- • Test the export at actual size on the TV before service — text should be legible from 10 feet.
FAQ
What size should a food truck menu board be?
Most trucks mount a horizontal 16:9 TV, which exports at 1920×1080. Vertical 9:16 boards (1080×1920) work well for side-window menus and standing digital signage.
Do I need design software?
No. Buzzblender runs in the browser — pick a food truck template, edit copy and photos inline, and export a PNG. No Photoshop, Canva Pro, or Illustrator required.
Can I use my own photos and logo?
Yes. Upload dish photos per item, drop a custom background, and place free text or image overlays anywhere on the board.
Is it really free?
Yes — build and export as many food truck menu templates as you need.