Free Food Allergy Card Generator for Travel — Japanese, Korean, Thai & More
Select your allergens, choose a destination language, and get a bilingual card for travel. Free to create and preview — no signup required.
AllergyCard is a free food allergy card generator that creates bilingual restaurant cards in 10 languages — helping travelers with peanut, dairy, gluten, sesame, and other allergies communicate dietary restrictions clearly when eating abroad.
50+
Countries served
10
Languages supported
< 1 min
Time to create
100%
Offline ready
AllergyCard — iPhone & iPad App
Show or speak your allergies in 10 languages. Free to download · 174 countries.
AllergyCard by the Numbers
Helping travelers eat safely worldwide
Thousands of travelers use AllergyCard to communicate food restrictions clearly in any language
Languages Supported
Cards Created
Countries Covered
Available in 10 Languages
One card, every destination
Japanese (日本語)
Covers sesame, buckwheat, and all 28 Japanese-regulated allergens
Chinese (中文)
Essential for peanut oil, sesame, and shellfish-heavy Chinese cuisine
Spanish (Español)
For Spain, Mexico, and 18 Spanish-speaking travel destinations
French (Français)
Covers the EU 14 regulated allergens with natural French phrasing
Korean (한국어)
Addresses sesame oil, shellfish kimchi paste, and shared banchan risks
Thai (ภาษาไทย)
Critical for peanut garnishes and shrimp paste common in Thai street food
German (Deutsch)
Covers EU 14 allergens with precise German terminology for DACH region travel
Italian (Italiano)
Essential for nut-based pestos, hidden gluten in pasta, and seafood risks
English
Clear English wording for non-native speakers traveling to English-speaking destinations
Why AllergyCard
Better than translation apps
A purpose-built allergy card communicates more effectively than a generic translation — especially in high-stakes kitchen environments.
Why AllergyCard
A purpose-built allergy card communicates more effectively than a generic translation — especially in high-stakes kitchen environments.
How It Works
Create your card in 3 steps
Select allergens → choose language → preview for free → download after one-time checkout. No account required.
How It Works
Select allergens → choose language → preview for free → download after one-time checkout. No account required.
- Select from 30+ allergens
- Choose your destination language
- Pick a high-visibility template
- Download PNG or PDF instantly
Everything You Need
Built for real-world use
Every feature is designed around the moment you show your card to restaurant staff in a foreign country.
30+ Common Allergens
Peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, shellfish, fish, dairy, eggs, wheat, soy, and more — prebuilt and ready to use
Structured Allergen Selection
Use a safer, predefined allergen set instead of relying on free-text translation in the critical flow
6 Visual Templates
From high-urgency red to clean medical blue — choose the template that matches your situation
Bilingual Layout
Side-by-side English and target language so both you and the kitchen staff can read the card
PNG & PDF Export
Save to your phone camera roll, print wallet-size, or email to restaurants before you arrive
iOS App: AllergyCard
Offline voice playback, iCloud sync, and emergency screen — free on the App Store in 174 countries
Cards by Destination
Travel-ready bilingual card templates for common dining situations.
Cards by Allergen
Start from a pre-configured template for your specific allergy.
Free to create and preview, $8.99 to download
Create and preview your card for free. Printable PNG/PDF download is available after one-time $8.99 checkout.
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Best for first-time visitors who want to build and preview a bilingual allergy card without creating an account.
- Manual allergy card builder
- 10 card languages
- Template selection and live preview
- No signup required
$8.99
One-time purchase to unlock formal printable delivery with better handoff quality.
- Formal PDF download
- Stronger print-friendly bilingual layout
- Instant download after payment
- Better handoff for travel, restaurants, and caregivers
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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No account needed. Ready in 2 minutes. Works everywhere.
Trusted by Travelers Worldwide
Real stories from real allergy sufferers
Sarah M.
Peanut allergy — Tokyo tripShowed my Japanese allergy card at a ramen shop and the chef immediately came out to explain which dishes were safe. It worked better than anything else I've tried.
David K.
Parent — traveling with allergic childMy daughter has a severe tree nut allergy. Having a card in Thai and Japanese let me communicate clearly in places where no one spoke English. Absolutely essential.
Emma L.
Celiac disease — France & Italy tripThe French and Italian cards were perfectly worded. Staff at restaurants took them seriously and the chefs actually came out to confirm what they could make for me.
James T.
Multiple allergies — Southeast AsiaThai street food is a minefield with peanut and shellfish allergies. The Thai allergy card with the cross-contamination warning made a huge difference.
Yuki N.
Dairy allergy — Europe tripCreated French, Italian, and Spanish cards before my Europe trip. Each one was perfectly tailored to the local cuisine. Never felt safer eating abroad.
Mark R.
Sesame allergy — Japan & KoreaSesame is in everything in Japan and Korea. My cards explicitly mentioned sesame oil and seeds — staff immediately understood this was different from just avoiding sesame seeds.
Lisa C.
Shellfish allergy — China tripThe Chinese allergy card specifically called out oyster sauce and shrimp paste. Kitchen staff at dim sum restaurants were able to confirm exactly which dishes were safe.
Tom W.
Gluten-free — Germany & AustriaCeliac disease in a country where bread is everywhere. The German card worked perfectly — staff knew exactly what to look for and found me gluten-free options I wouldn't have known about.
Ana P.
Egg allergy — JapanEgg is hidden in so many Japanese dishes. The card explicitly mentioned ramen toppings, pasta dough, and tempura batter. Restaurant staff immediately understood the full scope.
Chris H.
Nut allergy — Middle East & FranceTree nuts are everywhere in Middle Eastern and French cuisine. Having cards that listed each specific nut type in the local language was much more effective than just saying 'no nuts'.
Nina K.
Parent — school trip coordinatorI created allergy cards for 6 children on our school trip to Japan. Each card was tailored to the child's specific allergies and destination language. The predefined card flow saved hours.
Ben A.
Food blogger — world travelerAs someone who covers food in 20+ countries a year with a soy allergy, AllergyCard has become as essential as my passport. The bilingual layout is exactly what chefs need.
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