Phone photo in.
Menu-ready shots out.

One dish, photographed three ways — three finished 1080×1080 photos, ready for Instagram, a delivery app listing or a printed menu. You pick the ones you like. There is no subscription and nothing expires.

That is the hard part, and we are honest about it. The dish, the plate and the portion come from your photo. What changes is the surface it sits on and the light falling on it. Every shot is scored against your original before delivery, and anything that drifts too far is thrown away rather than sent to you.

No. The example above was shot on a phone at an outdoor table in the middle of the day, one-handed. If the dish is in focus and fills a reasonable part of the frame, it will work.

Photos where the dish is hard to separate from the table — a busy patterned cloth is the usual culprit. Screenshots, menus, and pictures carrying someone else's watermark are refused outright. If we refuse a photo you are not charged.

You keep the dishes you have not used. If a shoot fails or we cannot deliver everything we promised, the dishes are returned to your balance automatically — you do not have to ask.

Yes. Pick up to three looks from the gallery — you see the actual scene, not a description of it — and each one becomes a photo. You can also list anything you want kept out, like cutlery, other dishes or garnish; those exclusions decide which scenes are even considered, so they are honoured rather than merely requested.

You do. They are yours to use on your menu, your listings and your social accounts. We do not resell them or use your food photos to advertise to anyone else.

Around a minute per dish. A twenty-item menu is an afternoon of photographing and a coffee's wait — not a photographer, a stylist and a day of shooting.