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Is your dish photo ready for the apps?

Drop one photo. In a second you see whether its size, sharpness and light work for Uber Eats, DoorDash, iFood, Rappi, Instagram, Google and more.

Drop a dish photo here

JPG, PNG or WebP, straight from your phone

Your photo never leaves this device. The check runs in your browser.

How the check works

Size
We crop your photo to each platform’s shape, the way the app will, and compare the result with the platform’s number.
Sharpness
We measure how much fine detail the photo holds. A blurry photo can’t be fixed honestly, so we tell you to retake it.
Light
We read the brightness of every pixel to spot photos that are too dark, burnt out or lit by harsh sun or flash.

The numbers we check against

WherePlatform numberFoodPhoto deliversShapeSource
Uber Eats550 × 367 minimum1,200 × 8003:2Published by the platform
DoorDash1,400 × 800 minimum1,400 × 8007:4Published by the platform
Grubhub800 × 533 minimum1,200 × 8003:2FoodPhoto working guidance
Deliveroo1,200 × 800 recommended1,200 × 8003:2FoodPhoto working guidance
iFood1,200 × 1,200 minimum1,200 × 1,2001:1Published by the platform
Rappi1,000 × 1,000 minimum1,080 × 1,0801:1Published by the platform
PedidosYa1,000 × 1,000 minimum1,080 × 1,0801:1FoodPhoto working guidance
Glovo1,000 × 1,000 minimum1,080 × 1,0801:1Published by the platform
Talabat1,000 × 1,000 minimum1,000 × 1,0001:1Published by the platform
Zomato1,000 × 1,000 minimum1,000 × 1,0001:1FoodPhoto working guidance
Swiggy1,024 × 1,024 minimum1,024 × 1,0241:1FoodPhoto working guidance
Instagram square1,080 × 1,080 recommended1,080 × 1,0801:1Published by the platform
Instagram portrait1,080 × 1,350 recommended1,080 × 1,3504:5Published by the platform
Instagram story1,080 × 1,920 recommended1,080 × 1,9209:16Published by the platform
Google Business Profile720 × 540 recommended1,200 × 9004:3Published by the platform

Where a platform publishes no current rule, the number is FoodPhoto working guidance and is marked that way. A ready photo meets these numbers; every platform still reviews images on its own.

Questions

Is the check really free?

Yes. It runs in your browser, needs no account and never uploads your photo. There is nothing to buy to use it.

Does “Ready” mean the app will approve my photo?

No. It means size, sharpness and light meet the numbers above. Each platform also reviews what the photo shows and decides on its own.

What does FoodPhoto do with a fixable photo?

It keeps your real dish and fixes the light, the background and the crop, then delivers every size on this page as one kit. Packs start at $12 for 10 photos and never expire.

Why can’t you fix a blurry photo?

Detail that the camera never captured would have to be invented. We don’t invent food, so we ask you to retake it.