AI image generation
No photographer, no empty menu photos
Wherever you can upload an image — logo, menu item, website banner — you can generate one instead. Describe what you want, get variants, pick one, and it uploads like any other photo.
14-day free trial, everything unlocked.Plan: Paid plans above Starter
Where you already are
Inside the uploader, not a separate tool you have to remember.
Variants to choose from
Generate a few, pick one, regenerate until it's right.
Logos and banners too
Not just plates — brand images and website imagery.
Reusable
Generated images land in your gallery like any other upload.
In place
Built into the uploader, not bolted on beside it
Every image slot in the product — menu item photo, logo, website banner — offers generation next to upload. There's no separate flow to learn and no downloading and re-uploading files.
- Describe the shot: "steaming bowl of beef noodle soup, warm light".
- Generate several variants and pick the one that fits.
- Selected images upload exactly like a photo from your camera roll.
The gallery
Generate once, reuse everywhere
Images live in a media gallery rather than being welded to the slot you first used them in. Removing an image from a slot detaches it and keeps it in the library.
- All uploads and generations funnel into one gallery.
- Slots point at stable image URLs.
- Removing from a slot keeps the image in your library for reuse.
Honest advice
Use it to fill gaps, not to replace your kitchen's work
Real photographs of your actual dishes still win when you have them. Generation is for the eleven items you photographed badly at 11pm and the logo you never commissioned.
- Best for placeholders, banners, logos and hard-to-shoot items.
- Available on paid plans above Starter; enforced on the backend too.
- Swap in a real photo later without touching anything else.
Real photographs of your real dishes still win. Generate the gaps, not the hero shot.
Rolling it out
How to put ai image generation into your restaurant
The order that works, and roughly what each step costs you in time. Every step links to the step-by-step guide in the Help Center.
- 01Audit your empty photo slotsItems without photos get ordered less. List them before you start generating so you work through a list, not a whim.Read the guide
- 02Generate from the item editorOpen the item, use the AI option in the photo uploader, describe the dish, pick a variant.Read the guide
- 03Do the logo and bannerThe website leans on these harder than any single dish photo does.Read the guide
- 04Replace with real shots as you get themSwap the photo on the item; nothing else changes. Generated images were always the stopgap.Read the guide
Works with
None of this is sold separately. These are the parts of the platform this one leans on most.
Frequently asked questions
- Where do I generate images?
- Inside any image uploader in the product — menu item photos, your logo, website banners. There's no separate tool to open.
- Can I generate a logo?
- Yes. Logos, website banners and food photography are all supported from a text description.
- Which plans include it?
- AI image generation is available on paid plans above Starter, and the limit is enforced on the backend as well as in the interface.
- Can I reuse a generated image?
- Yes. Generated images go into your media gallery like any upload, and removing one from a slot keeps it in the library.
- Should I use AI photos instead of real ones?
- No — real photos of your actual dishes perform better when you have them. Use generation to fill gaps and to make brand images you'd otherwise skip.
Start using ai image generation this week
Free for 14 days with everything unlocked. Set it up alongside how you work today, and keep whichever parts earn their place.