Open Menu boards, choose a screen, then By time. Add a time, a menu and the days it applies — the screen switches itself from then on, using that location’s own clock. There is a full walkthrough in switching breakfast, lunch and dinner automatically.

Every screen carries a short tag such as HI‑2 with an emoji, shown in the corner of the menu. If you cannot tell two screens apart, press Identify next to one in Menu boards and that television fills itself with its own name for about a minute.

Under Account → Your team, invite them by email. They get their own login and can change menus, screens and schedules. They cannot see billing, change your alert settings, or close the account.

Under Account → Offline alerts, turn on email alerts and set how long a screen may be silent before we tell you. Alerts wait until your quiet hours end rather than waking you at 3am, and you get a second email when the screen comes back.

Upload the new picture over the old one: in Images, press Replace. Every menu and screen using that picture updates at once, so you do not have to go round rewiring menus.

Each screen says so. Showing your latest means it has checked in since you saved. Updating means the change is on its way and usually lands within a few seconds — a screen that is briefly unreachable catches up at its next check, within five minutes. An offline screen says so plainly rather than pretending.

On the TV, open its web browser and go to ezmenuapp.com/tv. A six-digit code appears. On your phone, open ezmenuapp.com/connect, sign in, type the code, name the board, pick a menu, and press Connect. The TV shows the menu within seconds and remembers the connection.

An image is a file you uploaded. A menu is what a TV shows: one image or a slideshow, plus options like fit, a scrolling message or a scheduled change. A board is a TV. Assign a menu to a board; many boards can share one menu.

Assign the same menu to each board, or use the menu's permanent 10-character code (Menus → Connect code) directly on each TV. Edit the menu once and every TV follows.

On Multi and higher: open the menu, tap two or more images in order, set seconds per slide, save. Multi allows 2 images, Multi Pro 5, Business and Enterprise unlimited.

On Multi and higher: open the menu, expand Scheduled update, pick the new image(s) and press Tonight at midnight (or choose a date and time), then save. Every board using the menu switches at that time.

Codes are valid for five minutes, and the TV counts down so you can see how long is left. On the TV, press Try again to get a fresh code, then enter the new code on your phone.

Check that the TV is on Wi-Fi or Ethernet and can open other websites. Then press Try again. If your store Wi-Fi has a sign-in page, connect the TV through it first.

Open Menus, press Edit menu and pick the correct image. Every TV using that menu updates right away. If only one TV should change, give it its own menu under Menu boards → Change menu.

Open the menu and set Image fit to Show entire image. Fill screen can crop edges. Export the menu as a wide (landscape) image, 1920×1080 or 3840×2160, with a little margin around prices. Vertical or square images show with black bars on the sides.

Export or convert the original to a real JPG or PNG, then upload that file. Renaming the file extension is not enough; the file contents are checked.

Free and Basic accept files up to 10 MB. Multi and higher can choose source images up to 300 MB; they are optimized in your browser before upload, so the original large file is never stored.

Free includes one saved image. Open Saved images and press Replace file on your existing menu to upload a new file under the same name. Every board using it updates. Paid plans allow five saved images per board.

Create a separate menu for that store (Basic or higher) with its own image and assign it only to that board. Changing the shared menu will not touch it.

Keep the TV browser open. The menu that is already loaded stays on screen and a small notice shows that the connection was lost. When internet returns, the board checks for updates automatically.

Reopen ezmenuapp.com/tv in the same TV browser. The board remembers its connection and shows the last menu immediately, then checks for changes. If a new code appears instead, the browser data was cleared: disconnect the old board in your workspace and connect again with the new code.

Refresh the workspace to see the latest saved menus and board assignments, then make your change again.

Open Menu boards, press Edit on the board, choose the right location and rename it so staff can identify the TV. Locations never change your price.

Open Menu boards and press Disconnect on a TV you no longer use. The TV will show a new code and the slot is released immediately.

In Menu boards, a green dot means the TV checked in within the last few minutes. Grey means it has not been seen recently; check its power and internet.

Any TV with a web browser (most smart TVs), or any TV with a Fire TV Stick, Chromecast with Google TV, Roku with a browser app, or a small PC/Raspberry Pi plugged into HDMI. Set the browser to open ezmenuapp.com/tv on startup where the TV allows it.

Use Forgot your password to get a reset link by email. If you just created the account, open the confirmation email first. Check spam if you do not see it within a few minutes.