Get found on Google
Win the "near me" search before they ever see a menu.
When someone searches for food nearby, Google shows your photos right in the results. Bright, true-to-life photos there give people a reason to tap you.
Illustration with example restaurants
Google recommends photos at least 720×720. DishFlair delivers 1200×1200.
Google's photo guidelinesThe file type and size Google asks for, checked on every download.
Google's photo guidelinesGets you files for Google, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Toast, Square, Clover and Instagram.
See every sizePhotos Google can actually read.
Google can't see your food, but it reads file names, alt text and menu markup. Try it: this is the kind of file name and description you can set up in DishFlair.
Great photos get the tap. Henley gets you seen.
Henley Media runs done-for-you local ads in your delivery area, from $10 a day. Pick a budget, they make the ad and run it, and you see which ads turned into orders. Part of the Gridiron family of apps for Clover.
How do your menu photos stack up?
Six quick questions. Get your Menu Photo Score and a personal list of what to fix first.