MenuCapture is an AI photo editing platform for restaurant businesses, from single locations to the agencies and web designers who manage menus for many clients.
Staff upload a photo of a dish, type what they want changed, and get results in 30 seconds. Smartphone photos work fine, so menu updates happen the same day instead of waiting on a photographer. Updating a 10-item menu costs $750 to $1,500 with a photo shoot and takes days. With MenuCapture it costs about 24 cents and takes 30 seconds a photo.
Every edit carries a source lock: the dish keeps its identity, same food, same portion, same plate, same arrangement, and nothing changes except what was asked. MenuCapture edits the real photograph rather than generating food from a prompt, so images represent the dish the restaurant actually serves.
Plans include 1,500 photo edits a month, batch editing up to 10 photos, full version history, a searchable photo gallery, and a free hosted web menu. Agencies can manage every client from one dashboard or integrate through the API. Pricing is $9 per week or $159 per year with a 30-day money-back guarantee.