Making twenty phone photos look like one photographer took them
Select the items, enhance the photos in one go, review before and after, and apply the ones you like.
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Photo enhancement takes the picture you have — a phone shot under kitchen lights — and returns the same dish, properly lit and framed. It never invents a dish; it fixes the photograph.
The scenario
Twenty items photographed on a phone over two evenings: some yellow, some dark, none consistent.
Do it
- 1Open Menu › Items. For one dish, open the item and press Enhance photo with AI.
- 2For many, tick the items — the bulk bar reads Photos for 20 selected items — and press Enhance 20.
- 3A review opens with each dish before and after. Keep the ones that look right, drop the ones that don’t, and press Apply. The originals aren’t thrown away.
What works, what doesn’t
- A real photo of the real dish, roughly centred, with the whole plate in frame: excellent.
- A photo with a hand, a receipt or half a second plate in it: crop first, then enhance.
- No photo at all: nothing to enhance — take one, even a bad one.
TipEnhance in one sitting, then look at the menu as a guest would. Twenty consistent photos sell more than twenty individually perfect ones.
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