Multi-Product Food Menu Photoshoot

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

Product_reference_photos (image) · Required Brand_name (text) · Required Logo (image) · Required Menu_title (text) · Required CTA_contact (text) · Required Product_details (text) · Required

Outputs

Menu_campaign_image (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create a realistic, professional 4:5 vertical food-photography image for a restaurant, cafe, or food brand. Use the uploaded product photos as the primary visual references; include one to three products, preserving each product’s recognizable identity and structure. Do not redesign recipes, replace products, or invent ingredients. If fewer than three product photos are uploaded, include only those provided.

Arrange all products together on one cohesive tabletop in a polished, appetizing menu photoshoot. Use suitable elegant plates, bowls, or glasses, and only relevant supporting props. You may vary product heights subtly or feature one hero product with the others supporting it. Keep the composition spacious and balanced: use a slightly zoomed-out view, leave generous negative space at the top and bottom, and keep all items comfortably inside the frame. Avoid crowding and tight crops.

Adapt the background and styling to the products. Use bright, controlled food-photography lighting with soft shadows, appetizing texture, clear product separation, and realistic detail. Avoid flat, overly dark, or dramatic lighting and avoid an artificial, overly perfected look.

Brand name: ${brand-name}
Logo: ${logo}
Optional menu title: ${menu-title}
Optional CTA/contact: ${cta-contact}

For each uploaded product, use its corresponding supplied name, short description, and price:
${product-details}

Place the brand name or uploaded logo at the top center. If a menu title is provided, place it subtly near the brand. Give each product a small, clearly readable label near the matching product, containing its name, short description, and price. Connect labels to products with subtle leader lines or minimal editorial markers if useful. Place the CTA/contact in the bottom area, preferably bottom-right or bottom-center, as a small, modern rounded pill-style element, clearly separated from the product labels.

Use clean, professional menu typography. Keep branding modest, product names more prominent than descriptions, and prices small but legible. Choose text colors and minimal backing elements that provide elegant contrast against the background. Integrate all text naturally; keep it secondary to the food. The products must be the main visual focus.

Avoid clutter, excessive props, poster-heavy design, loud typography, cramped layouts, unreadable labels, text near the edges, and distorted food or drinks. The result should feel realistic, polished, appetizing, menu-ready, and suitable for social-media promotion.