A real photo of your real dish, made menu-ready.
DishFlair doesn’t generate fake food. It takes the photo you took and fixes what a professional would fix, then sizes it for every app.
The four stages
See
We look at your dish: what it is, the angle, the light and what's in the background.
Fix
Brighter, even light. True color instead of yellow kitchen light. Sharper detail.
Keep it real
Same ingredients, same portion, same plate. We never add garnish, and we only change the angle if you ask.
Ship
Every platform gets its own size and file type, with nothing cut off and smart file names.
However the photos show up, they end up menu-ready.
- Upload: drag, drop, paste or pick from your phone.
- Kitchen Link by DishFlair (add-on): your staff scan a QR code and send dishes from the line.
- Free trial: one dish, no account, about a minute.
Every app gets the right file
| Platform | Size | Type | File size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DoorDash | 1600×900 | JPEG | under 1.9 MB | 16:9, at least 1400×800. Kept under 2 MB. |
| Uber Eats | 1250×1000 | JPEG | under 5 MB | 5:4, minimum 550×440. |
| Toast | 750×450 | PNG | under 4.5 MB | Toast Online Ordering: 750×450 PNG. |
| Square | 2000×2000 | JPEG | under 5 MB | Square recommends 2000×2000 for item images. |
| Clover | 1200×1200 | JPEG | under 5 MB | Clover publishes no exact item size. A square 1200×1200 JPEG is a safe fit. |
| Grubhub | 1200×900 | JPEG | under 5 MB | Grubhub publishes no exact item size. A 4:3 1200×900 JPEG is a safe fit. |
| Google Business | 1200×1200 | JPEG | under 5 MB | Google recommends 720×720 or larger, JPG or PNG, up to 5 MB. |
The right angle for every dish.
We’ll tell you which angle sells each dish best. Shoot it that way, or let the AI re-angle it when you ask.
From above
Bowls, salads, pizza, flatbreads, platters and family spreads.
At 45°
Most plated entrées, pasta, wings, and desserts on a plate.
Straight-on
Burgers, stacked sandwiches, layer cakes, drinks, anything tall.