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DoorDash Menu Photo Guide (2026)

DoorDash has 37M+ active users. Restaurants with professional menu photos see up to 35% more orders. Here’s exactly how to get your photos right.

Photo Specs & Technical Requirements

Minimum size
320 x 320 px
Recommended size
1200 x 800 px
Aspect ratio
3:2 (landscape) preferred
File format
JPEG or PNG
Max file size
10 MB
Background
White or clean surface

Types of Photos You Need

Hero / Store Banner

The main image customers see when they open your store. Should showcase your best-selling or most photogenic dish.

1200 x 800 px (3:2)

Menu Item Photos

Individual dish photos shown in your menu. Square works best across all screen sizes.

1024 x 1024 px (1:1) recommended

Category Headers

Optional banner images for menu categories like Appetizers, Entrees, Desserts. Adds visual polish.

1200 x 400 px (3:1)

8 Tips for Better DoorDash Photos

01

Prioritize your top 10 dishes

Start with your highest-margin and best-selling items. DoorDash data shows that the top 10 items typically account for 80% of orders.

02

Show the food as it arrives

Photograph food in delivery containers if possible. Customers want to know what they'll actually receive, not a plated restaurant version.

03

Use consistent backgrounds

DoorDash recommends white or neutral backgrounds. A consistent look across all menu items creates a professional, trustworthy impression.

04

Include garnishes and sides

If the order includes rice, sauce, or garnish, show it. This sets expectations and reduces complaints about missing items.

05

Avoid filters and heavy editing

Over-saturated or filtered photos create unrealistic expectations. Natural, true-to-life colors build trust and reduce refund requests.

06

Update photos seasonally

Swap in seasonal dishes and refresh your hero image quarterly. Fresh photos signal an active, well-maintained restaurant.

07

Shoot in landscape for the hero

Your store banner is displayed in 3:2 landscape. Portrait photos get awkwardly cropped, so always shoot your hero image horizontally.

08

Compress without losing quality

Large files slow down the menu load time. Export at 80% JPEG quality for the best balance of file size and visual quality.

How CraveMode Handles It For You

Smart color correction

Adjusts white balance and contrast for naturally appetizing results

Background cleanup

Removes clutter, creates the clean white backgrounds DoorDash prefers

All format exports

Hero (1200x800), menu items (1024x1024), and category headers in one upload

Enhance Your Photos

Get DoorDash-ready photos in 24 hours

Upload your existing menu photos and get back professional, platform-optimized images. All format variations included.

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