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Examples

Real dish photos, before and after.

Each pair starts from an ordinary phone photo of a real plate. FoodPhoto changes the light, background and crop and keeps the food itself: same portion, same ingredients.

One dish, a new setting

Burger: original phone photoBefore
Burger: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
BurgerPure white background for delivery appsTry this on my dish →
Pancakes: original phone photoBefore
Pancakes: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
PancakesMarble and soft daylight for brunch menusTry this on my dish →
BBQ ribs: original phone photoBefore
BBQ ribs: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
BBQ ribsRustic wood for smokehouse menusTry this on my dish →
Poke bowl: original phone photoBefore
Poke bowl: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
Poke bowlOverhead flat-lay for bowls and saladsTry this on my dish →
Coffee and croissant: original phone photoBefore
Coffee and croissant: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
Coffee and croissantOutdoor café look for social postsTry this on my dish →
Açaí bowl: original phone photoBefore
Açaí bowl: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
Açaí bowlBright, saturated look for InstagramTry this on my dish →

Fixing difficult light

From the free first lesson of FoodPhoto Academy.

Pizza: original phone photoBefore
Pizza: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
PizzaNight photo with phone flash, relit with warm window lightTry this on my dish →
Fried chicken: original phone photoBefore
Fried chicken: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
Fried chickenDim bar photo, ready for the menuTry this on my dish →
Bakery case: original phone photoBefore
Bakery case: edited with FoodPhotoAfter
Bakery caseReflections through the glass removedTry this on my dish →

Your turn: start with one real dish.

Upload a phone photo, choose a style and compare the result with your original before you publish it. A verified account gets 2 free previews, no card. After that, photo packs start at $5 for 10 photos.

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