u/staticmaker1

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Link: https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

I run a small menu-hosting product (StaticFast), and I kept noticing the same thing: people don't want to make an account and learn Canva just to print a menu. They want to type in their dishes and prices and get a clean PDF.

So I carved out a free standalone tool for exactly that. Pick a template, add your dishes, logo, currency, dietary tags (vegan/GF/spicy), download a print-ready PDF. No login, no email, nothing saved on my end — it renders and downloads straight to your device.

It's free because it's the front door to my paid thing (hosting the menu online + QR code for the table), but the PDF maker is genuinely free and standalone with no catch. You never have to touch the paid side.

Link: https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

Would love feedback on the templates and the flow — especially if anything feels clunky or if a template you'd actually use is missing.

Not trying to sell anything here — this is free and there's no account. I build web tools, and making a simple printable menu turned out to be weirdly annoying with the usual design apps (signups, watermarks, exports behind a paywall).

So I made a stripped-down one: type your sections, dishes and prices, add a logo and dietary tags, pick a template, download the PDF. That's it. Nothing gets stored.

Posting it in case it saves someone an afternoon. Happy to add features people actually ask for.

https://staticfast.com/free-restaurant-menu-maker

If you've ever had to figure out who attended enough of a Zoom webinar to earn a certificate, you know the chore: download the attendance CSV, manually sum the rejoin rows because Zoom splits people who left and came back into separate entries, then eyeball who crossed your threshold.

Built a small standalone tool that does just this one thing:

• Upload the CSV (or drag-and-drop)
• Set a threshold % (default 80)
• See who qualified, download the qualifier list

Handles both meeting and webinar exports, merges rejoin rows by email, flags guest attendees with no email. Runs entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your machine, no signup, no email collection.

Try it out and happy to fix any issues.

Built this because every certificate template site I tried either gated the download behind a signup, slapped a watermark on it, or pushed me into a "free trial."

https://certificateofcompletion.org

Each downloads as a ZIP with PDF, DOCX, and Figma files. Free for personal and commercial use. Adding a few new ones every week.

It's a side project to my main SaaS (certificate automation), so I'm not trying to monetize this directly. Just wanted a clean, free resource to exist.

Happy to take template requests or feedback.

Built this because every certificate template site I tried either gated the download behind a signup, slapped a watermark on it, or pushed me into a "free trial."

https://certificateofcompletion.org

Each downloads as a ZIP with PDF, DOCX, and Figma files. Free for personal and commercial use. Adding a few new ones every week.

It's a side project to my main SaaS (certificate automation), so I'm not trying to monetize this directly. Just wanted a clean, free resource to exist.

Happy to take template requests or feedback.

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