# Creating a Menu

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## How to Create a New Menu

In this video, let's see how to create a new menu on UrbanPiper from scratch.

### Steps to Create a New Menu

1. Click on the **Create New** button on the menus list.
2. Define the following four parameters for the new menu:
   * **Name:** The name of the menu.
   * **Associated Brand:** The brand associated with the menu. UrbanPiper allows you to run multiple brands out of the same portal. You can choose any one of these brands while creating the menu. Note that if you want to run the same menu on two different brands, you need to duplicate the menu and associate it with the other brand.
   * **Description:** A thorough description of the menu.
   * **Cover Image:** An image representing the menu.
3. Fill in the rest of the attributes:
   * For this example, we will call this a *regular menu*, a menu which the restaurant runs on a day-to-day basis.
   * Provide a thorough description for it.
   * Upload a cover image.
4. Once all the details are filled, click on **Submit** to create the menu.
5. To further proceed, you can either start with creating your first section or copy another menu.

And that's it! That's how you create a menu on UrbanPiper.


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