Rest day, lunch break, annual closure and public holidays: enter your opening hours once and get a door sign to print, texts for your website, Google and Instagram, and the code for search engines.
Why your opening hours must match everywhere
Before they come, guests almost always check your hours: on Google Maps, on your website or on Instagram. If the details differ, guests end up at a closed door, and that quickly shows up in a review.
The generator turns one entry into every version you need. You don't type the same hours five times by hand, and typos disappear.
Announce holidays and closures in time
Christmas, New Year's Eve, Easter or the annual closure in February: enter special hours with their dates. The generator writes a post for your Google Business Profile of up to 1,500 characters and an Instagram caption with fitting hashtags.
Also enter the special hours directly in your Google Business Profile. A post informs, the special hours decide what Google shows as open or closed on your listing.
A door sign to print
The door sign comes in A4 or A5 in the palette colors, with rest days, two time slots per day and when the kitchen closes. Special hours appear in their own box. The text is embedded as outlines, so the PDF prints the same everywhere.
If you like, the sign groups consecutive days with the same hours, such as “Tuesday – Saturday”. That saves space and reads at a glance.
Structured data for search engines
The JSON-LD snippet describes your opening hours in schema.org format. Search engines and AI assistants read it from your website; special hours carry a start and end date.
Add the code to the head or body of your website, then check it with Google's Rich Results Test. When your hours change, replace the snippet with a new one.