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Zomato Image Resizer

Resize restaurant food photos for Zomato without stretching the dish or uploading your source image.

Use this when a menu photo is too large, has the wrong aspect ratio, or looks dull after it is reduced to a listing thumbnail.

  • Square and landscape exports
  • JPEG and PNG download
  • Resolution and file-size check

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This tool makes technical and visual corrections. It does not fabricate ingredients or change the dish.

Real menu-photo examples

Five practical food-photo treatments

These examples show the kind of framing and correction to aim for. Your exported image remains based on your own upload.

Butter chicken restaurant food photo example01

Butter chicken

Square delivery-menu crop with warmer exposure

Hyderabadi biryani restaurant food photo example02

Hyderabadi biryani

Balanced colour with the complete serving visible

Masala dosa restaurant food photo example03

Masala dosa

Landscape crop for wider restaurant placements

Chicken tikka masala restaurant food photo example04

Chicken tikka masala

Sharper texture without changing the actual dish

Fish curry and appam restaurant food photo example05

Fish curry and appam

Corrected contrast for a cleaner menu thumbnail

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload

    Choose a real JPEG, PNG or WebP photo. Nothing is sent to Gloo for the free preparation step.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Select an output crop and adjust only what the image needs. Keep the food realistic.

  3. 03

    Download

    Export JPEG for a compact menu asset or PNG when lossless output matters.

Important limitation

Delivery platforms can revise upload requirements. Check the current guidance shown inside your restaurant partner dashboard before a bulk upload.

Continue editing in Gloo AI Studio

Questions about Zomato image resizer

Is the Zomato Image Resizer free?

Yes. You can upload, preview and download a prepared image without creating an account. The source image is processed in your browser.

Does this replace professional food photography?

No. It corrects an existing photo. Start with an honest, well-framed image of the dish you actually serve.

Which output should I use?

A square JPEG is the safest general menu asset. Use the landscape option when a platform or campaign placement explicitly needs a wide image.

Will it change ingredients or plating?

No. The free preparation tool changes crop, size, brightness, contrast, colour and sharpness only.