Food word poster
One photo of your dish, a poster ready to post
A giant word built into the scene with your dish: sauce running down it, letters made of noodles, sugar dusted over it. Your shop name, dish, price and hours set in real type, in three sizes for posts, stories and feeds.
Made by AI from your photo · checked to be the same dish, the word letter by letter · refunded if two tries both miss
One poster, three sizes
The picture is never cropped: the dish name and price sit below the dish in each size. The samples use licensed stock photos.
The photo
3:4
9:16
4:5
The photo
3:4
9:16
4:5
The photo
3:4
9:16
4:5
Seven ways to build the word
Drip
Sauce, syrup or cream runs down the letters
Made of it
The letters are made of the dish itself: noodles, pastry, a waffle grid
Dust
Sugar, cocoa or spice dusted over the letters
Line figures
The dish as it is, with tiny line-drawn figures around it
Steam
Steam rising from a hot dish drifts over the letters; for soups, dumplings, hot drinks
Pull
Cheese or noodles stretched from the dish to the letters; for pizza, bakes, noodles
Weave
Noodles pass in front of and behind the letters; for noodles and pasta
What it is for
Social posts
New dishes, seasonal specials, weekend deals: one picture with the dish name and price on it.
Stories and reels
The 9:16 size is ready as a cover or a story.
In-store screens
Menu screens and the stand by the door take the 3:4 or 4:5 size.
Not for delivery apps
Delivery apps require photos that show the real dish; a redrawn one does not belong in their dish slots.
Which photos work best
The food whole in the frame and in good light; a plate or bowl cut by the edge is fine. From above or at eye level; no hand, no noodles lifted out of the picture, and clear glasses and jellies are the hardest to draw.
Food whole, a cut plate is fine (works)
From above works too (works)
The food itself cut off (refused)
Chopsticks or lifted food out of the frame (refused)
A hand in the photo (refused)
Too few pixels (refused)
At least 480 px on the short side, 800 or more is sharper. Use the original, not a screenshot or a photo squeezed by a chat app. Each photo is checked as soon as you choose it; if one will not work you hear why at once, and nothing is charged.
Three steps
1
Upload a dish photo
Box the dish with its plate or cup; we check the photo and cut the dish out.
2
Choose and write
Pick a way and a color, write the giant word, then your shop name and dish; the price and hours are optional.
3
Pay, and get it in 1–2 minutes
All three sizes at once; a miss is redrawn once, and two misses are refunded.
Questions
- Is that my dish on the poster?
- It is redrawn into the poster from your photo, then checked to be the same dish, in its own colors and doneness, and appetizing; if two tries both miss, you are refunded.
- Can the dish name or price come out wrong?
- No. Your shop name, dish name, line, price and hours are set in real type rather than painted by AI, exactly as you type them, currency signs included.
- Can the giant word come out wrong?
- It is drawn into the scene and checked letter by letter; a misspelling is redrawn once, and two misses are refunded. Up to 10 characters; shorter reads bolder.
- Which photo works best?
- The food whole and in good light; a plate or bowl cut by the edge is fine. From above or at eye level; no noodles lifted out of the picture, and clear glasses and jellies are the hardest to draw.
- What are the three sizes?
- 3:4 (1080×1440), a 9:16 story (1080×1920) for reels and stories, and a 4:5 feed (1080×1350).
- What may it say?
- No rankings or absolute claims such as "best" or "#1", and no health effects such as weight loss. Prices, hours and an address are fine.
- How long does it take?
- About 1–2 minutes after you pay, in My creations.
- Is my photo public?
- No. Your photo and poster are private to you; photos are deleted after 30 days and the poster is kept until you delete it.