Food Photography

Food is the hardest thing to photograph on a phone: kitchen light is green, the plate is under a shadow, the sauce looks brown. Food Photography takes that photo and reshoots the dish in a chosen style — with the ingredients, the portion, the plating, the garnish and any packaging kept exactly as photographed — so the picture finally matches the plate. The color of the food is corrected toward fresh and natural, textures come forward, and the surface, props and light are rebuilt around the dish.

Five styles cover the places food photos go. Menu is a clean, evenly lit shot for printed and web menus. Overhead looks straight down at the table, the style of spreads and recipe pages. Rustic sets the dish on a wooden table with linen and soft window light. Fine Dining uses dark slate, a shallow depth of field and a single directional light. Delivery App is bright, square and tightly cropped so the dish reads at thumbnail size.

Each run costs 4 credits at Standard, 12 at Pro and 44 at Max, and everything is saved to Your photos. Cafés, bakeries, food trucks, meal-prep services, home cooks and menu designers use it the same way: photograph, choose a style, download. Photo Retouch can tidy crumbs on a photo you already like, Object Remover takes a stray fork out, and Image Upscaler prepares the winner for a printed menu board.