Does this tool upload my image?

No. The checker runs in your browser. If you choose to create a finished image, open FoodPhoto Studio separately.

Can I treat a passing result as platform approval?

No. Use the result as a preflight, then check the current platform instructions and the final crop in the account where you will upload.

What should I fix after the check?

Fix the visible crop, dimensions, file weight, lighting, background, or composition issue, then review the menu set as a consistent group.

Delivery app photo size checker

Check a restaurant menu photo’s dimensions, aspect ratio, and file weight in your browser before upload. FoodPhoto reference values are a preflight, not a platform approval: requirements can vary by market, account, and upload surface.

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Platform

Format

Width px

Height px

File size MB

FoodPhoto reference values are a preflight, not a platform approval. Verify the current provider instructions for your market, account, and upload surface before publishing.

Published item-photo guidance and account checks
Platform	Item dimensions / ratio	File guidance
Uber Eats	550 × 440 px minimum; 5:4 to 6:4 recommended	JPG, PNG or GIF; up to 10 MB
DoorDash	1400 × 800 px minimum; landscape 16:9	Below 2 MB is a conservative working preset; confirm the upload field
Deliveroo	At least 1200 × 675 px; preview the item crop	JPEG; up to 8 MB; no AI-generated submissions
Rappi, Glovo, Grubhub, iFood	Confirm the local account and image slot	No universal cap is asserted by this checker

* DoorDash values were checked against the official photo glossary and the official rejection guidance on 2026-09-25. The linked pages are market-specific; treat them as a source to recheck, not a universal promise.

How to read the result

The tool compares entered values with the published item guidance where it is verified. Working presets and unverified account limits are labelled separately. It cannot determine photo authenticity or platform acceptance.

Use the original file

Start with the original photo or a clean export of the real dish, not a compressed screenshot. Check the crop, dimensions, format, and file weight from that source before making platform-specific versions.

Fix the visible blocker

Resolve the issue the check exposes: a crop that hides the food, dimensions that are too small, a file that is too heavy, or lighting and background that make the dish hard to read. Keep ingredients, portion, and presentation faithful to what the kitchen serves.

Keep a consistent menu set

Use a repeatable angle, background, brightness, and file-naming pattern across similar dishes. Consistency makes a menu easier to scan and makes the next refresh less error-prone.

Privacy note

This checker reads the values in your browser. The manual check does not upload your image. If you open FoodPhoto Studio, review that separate workflow and its current account terms before creating or exporting an image.

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