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Food & drink suite

Menu photos that actually sell the dish.

Photograph the plate under your kitchen lights and get back something worth putting on a delivery app — appetising light, honest colour, the same dish.

  • A whole menu at once, not dish by dish
  • About $0.30 a dish, not a photographer's day rate
  • Sized for delivery apps and your own site
  • Menus saved to your account, on any device
Try it on a dish free3 free edits · no card needed
The same dish with appetising light, contrast and colour
A plate of food photographed in dull indoor lighting
BeforeAfter

Menu and delivery-app photography, without rebooking the shoot.

  • 3 free edits — no card
  • Same editor as the iOS & Android apps
  • MLS-safe “Virtually staged” labels
  • Credits never expire

How it works

  1. 1

    Name the menu

    A season, a service, a single launch. Everything you shoot for it stays filed together.

  2. 2

    Add the dishes

    Up to 40 at once. One look across the set, so the menu reads as one menu.

  3. 3

    Publish it

    One folder back for the delivery apps and your site, plus social sizes for the posts.

Shoot the whole menu at once

Add every dish, pick one look, and get the set back filed under the menu — sized for Deliveroo, Uber Eats and your own site.

1 · Pick a look
3 · Photos

Up to 40 at once · 3 run in parallel

Your menu starts here

Add the photos for one menu, pick a look, and they all come back edited the same way.

  • Up to 40 photos in one run, 3 at a time
  • About 30 seconds each — leave the tab open and come back
  • One folder back, named after your menu, social sizes included
  • Failed edits cost nothing and never stop the rest of the queue

What's in the food & drink suite

Delivery hero

The bright, appetising top-of-listing shot the delivery apps reward.

Overhead flat lay

The straight-down shot for menus and grids, lit evenly across the plate.

Fresh lift

Dull indoor lighting corrected so the food looks like it does on the pass.

Drink glamour & venue ambience

Cocktails and glassware shot properly, and the room itself at its best.

Every look runs on the same credits, and they all work in bulk.

The same photo, two prices

Food photographer

$150–500

per shoot

  • 24–48 hour turnaround
  • Revisions cost extra
  • Priced per photo, every time

Foxi

$0.30

per photo · 10 credits

  • Back in under a minute
  • Re-run a look as often as you like
  • Credits never expire
Try it on a dish freeSee pricing

Market rates are typical half-day rates for food photography. Foxi's figure is this look's credit cost at our pack rate — the exact amount charged is in credits, and packs start at $7.99.

More looks

The venue as well as the plate

The same hotel room with warm, even lighting and richer colour
A dim hotel room photographed in flat, uneven light
BeforeAfter

Flat, badly-lit room shots relit into something worth booking.

Questions people ask first

Will the food still look like what we serve?
That is the constraint these looks are built on. Lighting, colour balance and background move; the dish does not — no added garnish, no extra portions, no ingredients that were not on the plate. A delivery photo that oversells the dish generates refunds, not repeat orders.
Can I do a whole menu at once?
Yes. Add up to 40 dishes, pick one look, and they process three at a time — so the menu comes back looking like one coherent set rather than forty separate attempts.
Do the photos fit the delivery apps?
The delivery hero look is built for exactly that framing. Check your platform's current pixel spec before a bulk upload, since Deliveroo and Uber Eats both change theirs periodically.
How much does it cost?
About $0.30 a dish — 10 credits. Packs start at $7.99 for 250 credits, nothing expires, and your first three edits are free with no card.

Try it on the dish that photographs worst

Three edits are on the house — no card, no trial to cancel. If the first one is not something you would put on the menu, you have lost a minute.

Try it on a dish free