AI Restaurant Menu Photo Editor

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your food photo

   Use your highest-resolution photo. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. Plated dish shots, flat-lay food photography, and close-up ingredient shots all work well. Photos taken in reasonable lighting — even imperfect restaurant lighting — give good results.

   Expect: Photos with some natural detail in the food (visible texture, recognizable ingredients) give the AI enough to enhance accurately. Very underexposed or blurry shots may need two passes.
2. 2

   Describe what to improve

   This is the key step. Type a specific instruction — 'make the dish look more appetizing, add warmth to the colors, make the sauce gloss more pronounced, and clean up the plate rim.' Food-specific vocabulary produces better results.

   Tip: Food photography has a vocabulary — 'appetizing,' 'steam effect,' 'sauce gloss,' 'golden brown crust.' Using these terms gives the AI a specific visual target rather than a generic improvement.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Make any dish look more appetizing make the dish look more appetizing — richer warm colors, more pronounced sauce gloss, sharper garnish details, natural side lighting from the left

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   Fix flat, washed-out food colors boost the food colors to their natural rich appearance — the meat should look browned and seasoned, the vegetables vivid green, the sauce deep and glossy, no washed-out or dull tones

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   Add steam effect to hot dish add a subtle realistic steam effect rising from the hot dish, keep it natural-looking — wisps of steam from the food surface, not an obvious overlay

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   Clean up the plate and table clean up the plate rim — remove any sauce drips or smudges, wipe the table surface clean of crumbs, keep the food presentation completely unchanged

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   4 more prompts

   Pizza or flatbread — golden and crispy-looking make the pizza crust look golden brown and crispy, enhance the cheese to look melted and slightly bubbly, make the toppings look vibrant and fresh

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   Cocktail or drink photo — vivid and inviting make the drink look more inviting — enhance the liquid color to be more vivid, make the ice look crystal clear, add a slight condensation effect on the outside of the glass

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   Dessert — make it look indulgent make the dessert look more indulgent — richer chocolate tones if applicable, more pronounced cream texture, sauce drizzle should look glossy and flowing, garnish should pop

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   Salad or vegetable dish — fresh and vibrant make the salad look fresh and vibrant — deeper greens, more vivid colors on each vegetable, add a slight fresh glistening to the leaves as if just dressed, clean white plate

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3. 3

   Check that the food looks realistic and accurate

   Verify that the food still looks like your actual dish — colors should be enhanced versions of the real food, not artificial. Check that any sauce, garnish, or topping detail is preserved. The goal is appetizing accuracy, not fantasy food.

4. 4

   Use a marker for specific element fixes

   For targeted edits — removing a specific smear on the plate rim, brightening just the main protein while leaving the sides unchanged, or fixing one element — tap a marker on that spot. Most menu photo enhancements work from description alone.

   Tip: Markers are optional. They're most useful for removing a specific plate imperfection or targeting one food element without affecting the whole composition.