AI Food Photography

Describe a dish or a drink, pick a look, and get an appetizing food photo for your menu, delivery app or posts.

Made with AdAnt“a bowl of spicy miso ramen with a jammy soft-boiled egg, sliced chashu pork, scallions, sweetcorn and a sheet of nori” · Restaurant table

Describe a dish or drink and pick a look. I'll shoot it like a food photographer.

Free account needed: new accounts get free credits.

Describe the dish or drink and its main ingredients, as it is actually served.
Pick a look and press Generate food photo.
Download it, or open AdAnt Studio to make more angles, a post or a short video.

AI Food Photography: Appetizing Food and Drink Photos for Menus and Delivery Apps

AI food photography creates photos of dishes and drinks from a description, with no cooking for the camera or photographer. AdAnt's plates your dish the way a real kitchen would, in the look you pick: restaurant table, overhead flat lay, clean delivery-app shot, dark and moody, or bright café. In AdAnt Studio the photos can become social posts and short food videos.

Delivery app listings

Fill the empty photo slots on a DoorDash, Uber Eats or Deliveroo menu with clean, consistent shots.

New menus and specials

Show a new dish or seasonal special on a printed or QR menu before the first plate is served.

Restaurant and café posts

Post appetizing photos of the week's dishes on Instagram and Facebook without a shoot every time.

Food brands and ghost kitchens

Make a consistent photo set for a meal kit, a ghost-kitchen brand or a packaged food launch.

AI Food Photography FAQ

Tips for a better result

List what is really on the plate, in the order a guest would notice it.
Use one look for a whole menu so the photos sit together.
For listings, pick the clean delivery-app look. A plain background reads well as a thumbnail.
Match what you serve. Guests notice a different portion or garnish.

Is AI food photography free?

Free to try. New AdAnt accounts get free credits, and one food photo uses less than one credit.

Can I use the photos on my menu and in ads?

Yes, on your own menus, listings, posts and ads. Keep them true to the dish you serve, and check each delivery platform's rules on menu photos.

Can it use a photo of my real dish?

This page creates the dish from your description. In AdAnt Studio you can upload a photo of your real plate and restyle it, which stays closer to what you serve.

Does it work for drinks?

Yes. Describe the glass, the drink and the garnish, like an iced oat latte in a tall glass with a paper straw, and pick a look.

What size are the photos?

Square, 1024 by 1024, which fits delivery-app item photos, menus and feed posts. AdAnt Studio can make portrait or landscape versions.