AI photo editor for restaurant menu photos using text prompts
AI video generator that creates silent 14-second clips from one photo
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2025
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Monthly Plan: $19/month with 300 photo edits per month. Annual Plan: $159/year (billed yearly, $13.25/month) with 300 photo edits per month. Both plans include text editing, version history, gallery storage, batch processing up to 10 photos, free hosted web menu, and priority support. Annual plan in
Single pack: $6.99 for 10 credits (covers one 14-second 768P clip); Duo pack: $29 for 50 credits; Crew pack: $99 for 250 credits. Credits vary with template length and resolution.
Key features
Text prompt editing - type any change like add ingredients, adjust lighting, or swap backgrounds
Full version history - every edit saved, jump back to any previous version
Batch processing - process up to 10 photos at once with consistent edits
Automatic gallery storage - all processed images organized by date with search functionality
Multi-platform export - sized for DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Instagram
Free hosted web menu with QR code for each restaurant
Grid editing - divide image into sections and edit specific areas independently
Ingredient swapping - change proteins, sides, sauces and other ingredients in photos
Multiple aspect ratios: 9:16, 1:1, 16:9
Multiple resolutions: 768P or 2K
No watermarks on output
Browser-based workflow with no app download
Template preview with reference clips
Automatic credit refund for failed renders
What makes it different
Edits real photos, not AI-generated food - preserves original dish while making requested changes
Results in about 15 seconds - dramatically faster than hiring a photographer
Works with smartphone photos - no professional equipment or studio setup required
Built specifically for restaurants - understands food and delivers consistent results
One-photo input process with no prompts required
Pre-built fictional reference clips for consistent output