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Will the delivery apps take this photo?
Drop in a dish photo and check it against the numbers Uber Eats and DoorDash publish, plus the two things their reviewers reject on sight: too dark and blurry. Nothing is uploaded.
Runs entirely in your browser — the image never leaves your device and nothing is uploaded to us.
What’s a rule and what’s a heuristic
- Hard checks — the ratio windows, pixel ranges and Uber’s 10 MB cap are the platforms’ own published numbers, dated and sourced in the delivery-app photo guide.
- Advisory checks — both platforms list “too dark or too light” and “blurry” as rejection reasons but publish no thresholds. The brightness and sharpness readings here are our heuristics: a warning is a smell, not a verdict — and a pass is not a guarantee.
- One photo can’t serve both — DoorDash wants 16:9, Uber Eats wants 5:4–6:4. Crop the same source twice with the image resizer’s presets.
If the photo fails on light rather than pixels, no crop will save it — that is what the food niche is for: the same dish, relit and composed for a menu.
Other free tools
📐 Marketplace image resizer Resize and pad any photo to Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or Airbnb’s published dimensions, and check it against their limits before you upload. 🏷️ Virtual staging watermark Burn a compliant “Virtually staged” label onto a listing photo — wording, placement and size, at full resolution. ⬜ White background checker Measures your background’s actual RGB value and how much of the frame the product fills — the two things Amazon rejects main images for. 🧮 Photographer vs AI calculator Work out what a shoot costs per product versus generating the same set with credits, including the cheapest pack combination. 📍 EXIF & GPS remover Strips location and camera metadata out of a photo before you post it. Shows you what was in there first. 📋 Shot list generator The angles worth shooting for your category, as a checklist you can copy onto your phone before you start.
If it fails on light, no crop will save it.
A dim phone snap needs light, not pixels. Upload it and get the same dish relit and composed for a menu — from $6.