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Food photography software
Menus, launches, and every season after.
Picks by dish, finals in every size the restaurant needs, and the next menu shoot a couple of clicks away. I shoot food, and this is how I run it.
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Sound familiar?
Twenty dishes, one afternoon, and a chef with opinions.
“Which shot of the burger?”
The owner, the chef, and the marketing person each pick a different one, by text.
Split the gallery by dish with a pick limit for each. The whole team stars favorites, and Matched shows where they agree.
Menu photos, website photos, Instagram photos
Same shoot, three sizes, three links, three emails.
Deliver each as its own package, with a ZIP each, on the same project (Studio and Agency plans).
The new menu, every season
Re-sending the same quote, contract, and invoice every few months.
They request the next shoot from their portal (Studio and Agency plans), and your contract, invoice items, and saved gallery design are ready.
“Can our delivery app use these?”
Third-party apps and ads turn a small shoot into a big usage question.
An Image Usage License, signed online, says exactly where the photos can run.
For restaurants and food brands
A gallery as good as the plate.
Sections by dish
Starters, mains, desserts, and drinks, each with a heading and its own pick count.
Your hero shots first
Flag your Photographer’s picks so the owner sees the strongest frame of every dish first.
Masonry for food
Overheads, 45s, and pours all keep their own shape in a Masonry layout.
Packages for every use
Menu, website, and social sets, delivered side by side.
Deposits that hold the date
Take a deposit when they book, credited on the invoice.
Seasonal repeat shoots
Clients request the next menu shoot from their portal (Studio and Agency plans).
“Restaurants come back every season. I wanted the next menu shoot to take two clicks to set up, not an afternoon of copying last time’s emails.”
Food photography questions
How do food photographers deliver photos to restaurants?
An online gallery for picks, then the finals in packages, like menu, website, and social sizes. In Edit the gallery, the files, the contract, and the invoice all live on the same project.
How do I let a restaurant pick photos dish by dish?
Split the proofing gallery into sections, one per dish, and set how many picks each section gets, or one total across the whole shoot.
Should food photographers use a usage license?
Yes, especially for ads, packaging, and third-party delivery apps. Edit includes an Image Usage License you can edit and send for e-signature.
Try Edit on your next shoot.
Nothing to migrate. Run one real job through it, start to paid, and see how it feels.
No credit card required. 60 days free.