Tiny theater menu poster
Your dish, the stage for a tiny play
Your dish kept as photographed on pure white, with a few line-drawn figures acting out a little play on its shape: the bowl rim a pier, the noodles a cable car. The AI writes the scripts from your dish for free; your dish name, price and shop are set in real type, in three sizes for posts, stories and feeds.
Made by AI from your photo · your first dish seen free · the dish kept as photographed and checked · refunded if two tries both miss
One poster, three sizes
The picture is never cropped: the title above, the dish name and price below, 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
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
Pick a script
The AI reads your dish and writes three little plays for free: the bowl rim becomes a pier, the noodles a cable car. Pick one, or write your own.
3
Add your words, see it free
Your dish name and shop; the price is optional. See a marked 3:4 free first, then pay and get all three sizes in 1–2 minutes.
What it is for
Social posts
New dishes, seasonal specials, signature plates: pure white and illustrated, unlike any other dish photo in the feed.
Stories and reels
The 9:16 size is ready as a cover or a story.
Menus and in-store screens
One poster per dish makes an illustrated menu; 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; one with drawn figures does not belong in their listings.
Prefer a photo-real look with a giant word? See the food word poster
Price
One dish
$2.99
Three sizes; your first dish seen free
10-dish menu pack
$18.99
About $1.90 a dish, never expiring, used as you make your menu
Buy the pack5-dish menu pack
$10.99
About $2.20 a dish, never expiring, used as you make your menu
Buy the pack
Several dishes to show? Make your whole menu at once (up to ten dishes, the shop filled once)
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; 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.
Questions
- Is that my dish on the poster?
- Yes. Your dish is kept as photographed on pure white; the figures and lines are drawn around it. It is checked after drawing to be the same dish with nothing drawn on the food; if two tries both miss, you are refunded.
- Do the scripts cost anything?
- No. Once the photo passes, the AI writes three scripts for free, and another batch if you like; or write one line yourself.
- Can I see it first?
- Yes. Your account's first dish can be seen free as a marked 3:4; pay if you like it and you get that same picture in all three sizes, not drawn again.
- Can the dish name or price come out wrong?
- No. Your title, dish name, price, selling points and shop are set in real type rather than painted by AI, exactly as you type them.
- 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).
- Is the logo on my cup kept?
- No. Brand marks and printed words in the picture are painted plain; your shop name is set in real type below the picture.
- How do menu packs work?
- Buy 5 or 10 dishes at a lower price each, never expiring. On the whole-menu page add up to ten dishes at once, with the shop and hours filled once and a script for each dish; they start at the pack price, and what is left waits for your next new dish.
- 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.