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How Menu Photo Enhancer works

Three steps, about a minute per photo. Here is what happens to your dish, and what never does.
  1. 01 · Snap

    Plate the dish exactly the way it goes out and take one photo on your phone. Near a window, flash off, the whole plate in frame. A messy counter is fine; a blurry photo is not.

    Before: Orange chicken, original phone photo
    After: Orange chicken

    Orange chicken · real phone photo

  2. 02 · Pick a look

    Upload it and it starts right away with Delivery Ready, the safe pick for delivery apps. Want something else? Five more looks are one tap away under the result, each using one photo.

    Before: Veggie sheet-pan pizza, original phone photo
    After: Veggie sheet-pan pizza

    Veggie sheet-pan pizza · real phone photo

  3. 03 · Download every size

    Compare before and after with the slider, preview each crop, then download one size or all six in a ZIP: DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, menu, Instagram and square.

    Before: Steak plate with green beans, original phone photo
    After: Steak plate with green beans

    Steak plate with green beans · real phone photo

What we change, and what we never touch

The model gets your photo with strict instructions: same ingredients, same piece count, same portion, same garnish in the same places, same plate. Then fix the light, background and framing.

We change
  • Light and white balance
  • Background and table surface
  • Angle and straightening
  • Framing and crop
  • Clutter around the plate (napkins, receipts, crumbs on the table)
We never change
  • The food itself
  • Portion size and piece count
  • Sauces, garnish and toppings
  • Your plate, bowl, basket or container
  • Doneness and natural food color

The 6 looks

  • Delivery Ready

    Best for: DoorDash, Uber Eats and Grubhub item photos

    Before: Orange chicken, original phone photo
    After: Orange chicken, Delivery Ready look
    Try Delivery Ready

  • Top-Down

    Best for: Pizza, bowls, poke, salads and shareables

    Before: Veggie sheet-pan pizza, original phone photo
    After: Veggie sheet-pan pizza, Top-Down look
    Try Top-Down

  • Restaurant Table

    Best for: Sit-down menus and your website

    Before: Steak plate with green beans, original phone photo
    After: Steak plate with green beans, Restaurant Table look
    Try Restaurant Table

  • Bright & Airy

    Best for: Cafes, bakeries, brunch and coffee

    Before: Cinnamon twist, original phone photo
    After: Cinnamon twist, Bright & Airy look
    Try Bright & Airy

  • Dark & Moody

    Best for: Steakhouses, bars, BBQ and cocktails

    Before: Brisket & sausage plate, original phone photo
    After: Brisket & sausage plate, Dark & Moody look
    Try Dark & Moody

  • Color Pop

    Best for: Instagram, promos and ghost-kitchen brands

    Before: Kimchi fried rice, original phone photo
    After: Kimchi fried rice, Color Pop look
    Try Color Pop

The 6 sizes

Every result starts as a 4:3 master with room around the dish, then gets cut to each size so the food stays centered. All six come with every photo; you never pay per crop.

The 6 sizes included with every photo
SizeRatioPixelsWhere it's used
DoorDash16:91600×900DoorDash item and header photos
Uber Eats16:91600×900Uber Eats menu items
Grubhub3:21500×1000Grubhub menu items
Menu / Website4:31600×1200Your website, QR and printed menus
Instagram feed4:51080×1350Instagram feed posts
Square (Google, Yelp, Facebook)1:11200×1200Google Business Profile, Yelp, Facebook

Checked Oct 17, 2026: DoorDash asks for 16:9, at least 1400×800 (merchant help). Uber Eats and Grubhub publish no fixed size; ours are safe working sizes.

If it doesn't look like your dish

AI isn't perfect. If a result moves a garnish, drops a fry or swaps your plate, tap Doesn't look like my dish under it. We refund that photo and redo it free with the same look. If the redo is still off, email us and we refund it.

Upload a dish photo

Guides for shooting the original

A better phone photo going in means a better photo coming out.