Change food-photo backgrounds and choose an appetite-enhancement template for restaurant menus, delivery listings and food ecommerce. Upload your own background or try a sample, then choose an output ratio.
Keep the original setting, choose from twelve empty tabletop and scene references, or upload your own. The reference guides only the environment and table, not the food or original tableware.
Choose Natural Enhance, Steam, Glistening, Texture Boost, Fresh Color or Steam & Shine. No effect is selected by default; click the selected template again to cancel it. Use steam for hot dishes and shine for naturally moist food, without adding ingredients or sauce.
Choose square, portrait or landscape output with room around the plate. The edit aims to extend the background when space is needed; check the result for clipped food or packaging.
Explore four editing directions with these AI-created illustrations. Load a source photo and its background, effect and 1:1 / 1K settings to try your own version.
Mediterranean Stone + Natural Enhance: A pale stone surface and a restrained natural enhancement give the black plate more contrast. Compare all six rolls, their filling and the two-row arrangement with the source.
Minimal Beige + Background only: Replace the gray setting with a quiet beige background, leaving enhancement off. Check the cake slice, crumb base, two strawberry halves and pink plate; a background change should not redesign the dessert.
Dark Slate + Fresh Color: Try dark slate and a modest color correction. Compare the salmon portion, cucumber slices and tomato halves; clearer color should preserve the actual cooking state and ingredients.
Industrial Concrete + Steam: Try a concrete setting with a light wisp of steam. Keep the navy bowl, soup level and basil arrangement; the steam should remain translucent and leave the food visible.
Use one JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 30 MB. Keep the whole dish or package in frame, with ingredients, portions and labels clearly visible.
Choose a background and add an appetite enhancement if needed.
Review the displayed credits, then generate your photo. Compare the food, portions, tableware, labels and framing with the original before downloading.
AI edits can alter details. Compare against the original product you actually sell, not just the mood of the image.
Check ingredients, servings, shapes, cooking color and arrangement. Reject invented garnish, extra sauce, changed quantities or misleading surface effects.
Check all text and logos at full size. Preserve the original plate or package and look for plausible contact shadows. Background references must not introduce another product.
Check extreme ratios for clipped dishes or packaging. Steam and shine should remain restrained; appearance does not prove actual temperature or freshness.
Replace the background or tabletop and optionally enhance the food’s appearance. Start from an existing food photo; the tool does not create menu text or promotional layouts.
Upload one food photo in JPEG, PNG or WebP format, up to 30 MB. An optional background image has the same format and size limits.
Yes. Select a sample or upload one background reference; a new upload replaces the current reference. Removing it leaves the background empty for the next generation. Existing results stay as they are.
Yes. Leave all appetite effects unselected. If an effect is selected, click it again to cancel it before generating.
Choose from the available square, portrait and landscape ratios, with 1K, 2K or 4K resolution. The default is 4:3 at 1K.
No. Uploading, selecting templates and changing output settings do not spend credits. A generation uses the credit amount displayed before you click Generate.
Each request creates one photo. To compare versions, keep the same original food photo and change the background or effect. Each new generation uses the displayed credits.
The edit aims to preserve food, portions, tableware, packaging, text and logos, but details may change. Compare the result with the original before using it.
Start with the product you actually sell. Follow the workflow, choose appropriate templates and review the result. Background styling should not change what is on the plate.
Create original images from a text prompt or optional reference image. Adjust the aspect ratio and resolution to bring your creative vision to life.
Use the general editor for changes beyond backgrounds and appetite templates.
Review credits and plans before generating.
Change food-photo backgrounds and choose an appetite-enhancement template for restaurant menus, delivery listings and food ecommerce. Upload your own background or try a sample, then choose an output ratio.