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Photo studio — getting started

The plate looks great, but the kitchen lights are yellow and the napkin is wrinkled. The studio takes that exact photo and gives it back polished.

The rule

It restyles, never invents. What’s in your photo is what’s in the result — only the lighting, surface and atmosphere change. No parsley appears that wasn’t there, and a coupe stays a coupe. The menu photo has to match what the guest actually receives.

How it works

  1. Your photo — tap the box or drag a file in. JPG, PNG and HEIC all work. Then pick Food, Drinks, Rooms or General.
  2. Look — tap a card in the panel on the right. Yours come first, with a Yours badge; tap the star to keep one at the front.
  3. Shape, then Size — 1K for the menu and social, 2K for your website, 4K for print. The cost sits next to each size.
  4. Make the picture. Ten to thirty seconds later a result opens with a Show original / Show enhanced toggle and a download button.

Everything you make is saved to your Gallery.

Good to know

  • You already have a look. On your first day Dani asked how your food photos should look. The one you tapped is in your list with a Yours badge, and Leo uses it. Add more any time.
  • Shoot in decent light. It fixes yellow kitchen light and harsh shadows, but it inherits blur and thumbs.
  • It cannot help if the dish is not in front of you, if the photo is out of focus or half-eaten, or if you need a campaign hero for print. Book a photographer for that.
  • This needs your AI features on. If the studio is not there, it is not on your plan yet — see Which features show in your menu.
  • Anyone whose role includes Generate AI photos can use it, not only owners.