GRIDIRON

Menu-ready food photos

DishFlair Your phone isn't a pro photographer. Now it is.

Snap the dish as it comes out of the oven. DishFlair turns it into a menu-ready photo, the same perfect look every time, sized for online ordering, Clover, Google and socials.

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From the oven to the menu

  1. 01

    Snap it on the line.

    Take the picture as the pie comes off the oven. That's the whole job.

  2. 02

    DishFlair rebuilds it.

    New lighting, setting and style. Your pizza, made menu-ready.

  3. 03

    A studio shot back.

    The same look on every dish, so your whole menu matches.

  4. 04

    Use it everywhere.

    Sized for online ordering, Clover, Google and socials.

  5. 05

    It tells you when.

    It can prompt your staff when it's time to photograph a new or popular dish.

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How it works

Up and running in three steps

  1. Take the photo

    On your phone, right off the oven.

  2. DishFlair does the rest

    Lighting, setting and style, made menu-ready.

  3. Use it everywhere

    Sized for ordering, Clover, Google and socials.

What it does

Your phone isn't a pro photographer. Now it is.

  • Snap it on the line

    Take the picture right as the pie comes off the oven. That's all.

  • A studio shot back

    It rebuilds your photo into a beautiful, menu-ready shot.

  • Every photo matches

    The same uniform look across your whole menu.

  • Sized for everywhere

    Online ordering, your POS, Google and socials.

  • Reminders to shoot

    It can prompt your staff when it's time to photograph a new or popular dish.

What you get

What changes in your store

  • A menu that looks as good as the food
  • No photo shoot
  • Photos ready for every platform

Price

Credit packs, see dishflair.com

Works best with

Better together

Questions

Do I need a good camera?

No. The phone in your pocket is enough.

Where do the photos go?

Sized for online ordering, your POS, Google and socials.

Where do I sign up?

At dishflair.com.

DishFlair

Your phone isn't a pro photographer. Now it is.