Edit a Chinese restaurant menu PDF
编辑PDF · 中文
Dishes change with the season; the design doesn't. Update names, descriptions and prices directly in the menu PDF and send it to print or your website the same day.
What people change in a restaurant menu
- ✓Dish names and descriptions
- ✓Prices
- ✓Allergen notes
- ✓Specials and seasonal items
- ✓Opening hours and address
Typing Chinese
Type with your own keyboard or input method. The editor accepts any Unicode text. Characters to check after editing: 简体中文 · 繁體中文.
Which font new Chinese text uses
First the font your PDF already uses for Chinese, even when only a few of its letters are embedded: MythosPDF loads the complete font and sets new letters in it. If the PDF has no Chinese characters (Simplified and Traditional) font at all, it asks before adding an open Noto font for those letters, and tells you it did.
Display fonts for a Chinese restaurant menu
10 open font families in the editor's catalogue cover Chinese. These are display fonts with the most weights and languages.
- Noto Sans SC9 weights · Sans serif
- Noto Serif SC8 weights · Serif
- WDXL Lubrifont SC1 weights · Sans serif
- Liu Jian Mao Cao1 weights · Handwriting
- Long Cang1 weights · Handwriting
- Ma Shan Zheng1 weights · Handwriting
- ZCOOL KuaiLe1 weights · Sans serif
- ZCOOL QingKe HuangYou1 weights · Sans serif
- ZCOOL XiaoWei1 weights · Sans serif
- Zhi Mang Xing1 weights · Handwriting
Other Chinese documents
Questions people ask
+Can I change food photos?
Yes. Remove the old image, add a new one and resize it into place.
+Will my printer accept the file?
Yes. It's the same PDF with only your changes.
+Can I write parts of the restaurant menu in Chinese and parts in English?
Yes. Each language is set in the font the PDF uses for it, so a bilingual restaurant menu keeps both fonts.
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