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The picture panel

Wherever you make or change a picture, you now get the same panel. Learn it once and it works on a dish, in the Photo studio, and in your Library.

The rule

The panel only ever offers what your venue can actually be charged for. If a size is missing, it is because that shape cannot be made at that size — not because it is hidden.

How it works

Top to bottom, and always in this order:

  1. Start from — the picture you are working from. Pick one of your dishes, or upload a photo of the real thing. On a dish or in the Photo studio, the photo you chose is already there.
  2. Look — the style. Yours come first, with a Yours badge; tap the star to keep one at the front. Some looks set their own shape and size, so the controls below may move when you pick one.
  3. What should we change? — a few words. Under the box there are one-tap buttons for the common ones: Warmer light, Brighter, Cleaner background, Remove the clutter, Straighten it. They fill the box, they do not start the picture — so you can tap one and then add your own words. On some screens the look does the talking and there is no box.
  4. Shape and Size — the cost sits next to each size.
  5. Speed — Fast or Best. Each one shows the name of the AI model it uses. Both cost the same. Best takes longer and keeps more detail.
  6. Make the picture — the one orange button. The total is underneath it.

Under the words you will see small ticks: the things we add for you, like your house style and your own rooms. Open one to see exactly what it is using.

Good to know

  • Auto only comes at 1K. Pick a shape if you want a bigger picture.
  • Pick Best for a photo people look at closely, like a dish on your menu. Pick Fast for a post people scroll past. Best costs the same as Fast. It only takes longer.
  • We show you the model name. One shape, the tall Instagram one, uses a different model. On that shape both buttons say the same name, and the panel tells you the choice makes no difference.
  • No number means we could not read the price, and the button stays off. You are never charged a number you were not shown.
  • A room photo with no description is flagged — the description is the part the AI reads, not the name.
  • Nothing is spent until you press the orange button. Orange always means “this costs credits”.