Do you have an integration with Uber Eats or DoorDash?

No. We're not an official partner of any delivery platform. You download the improved image and upload it via each platform's menu admin. That's how the workflow is designed.

What about Lieferando, Wolt or local delivery platforms?

Same answer. The output works on all major delivery platforms because they accept standard image formats and aspect ratios. We just produce the image.

Will the photo survive thumbnail compression?

Output is tuned with compression in mind — high contrast, clean composition, simple backgrounds. Significantly better than typical phone photos at thumbnail scale.

Can I use the same photo on Instagram and the delivery app?

Yes. Same source, multi-format export. The 1:1 goes to delivery, the 9:16 to stories, the 16:9 to your website or MenuBoard.

How fast can I refresh a whole delivery menu?

Bulk upload on higher plans handles multiple dishes at once. Most operators can refresh a 20-30 item menu in an afternoon.

Does this work for ghost kitchens?

Yes — particularly well. Ghost kitchens compete entirely on image quality. Honest, polished photos beat stock photos and beat raw phone photos consistently.

Better food photos for delivery apps

On a delivery platform, the thumbnail is the menu. Make it count.

Delivery customers don't read descriptions. They scan a grid of small images and pick the one that looks best. YumMate.app improves real phone photos so your dishes don't lose to a competitor whose food is worse but whose photo is brighter.

Why most delivery photos under-perform

Phone photos taken in dim kitchen light look dull at thumbnail size.
Backgrounds clutter the image. The dish doesn't pop.
Delivery platforms compress aggressively. A good source photo holds up; a marginal one falls apart.
Customers compare your photo to the photo of the place 200 metres away. The brighter, cleaner image wins.
Stock photos look fake. Customers spot it. Repeat orders fall.

Delivery-ready photos in four steps

Photograph the actual dish. Plate as customers will receive it — including the box, the bag, the cutlery, if relevant.
Upload to YumMate.app. Pick the 1:1 format — that's what most delivery platforms use for thumbnails.
Pick a delivery-friendly style. Classic for everyday menus, Premium for chef-driven brands. Avoid over-stylisation that won't survive thumbnail compression.
Upload to Lieferando, Uber Eats, DoorDash, Wolt. Download the result. Upload on the platform side using their menu admin. We don't push directly — that requires platform integrations we don't claim to have.

Practical delivery scenarios

Pizza, burgers, ramen — high-image-impact categories. Categories where customers decide visually first benefit most from clean source photos.
Ghost kitchens. Without a storefront, the image is the brand. Quality matters more here than anywhere else.
New listings on platforms. When you launch on Uber Eats or DoorDash, the first weeks of photos set the algorithm baseline. Start strong.
Multi-platform consistency. Same source asset on every delivery platform. No off-brand drift between Lieferando and Wolt.
Seasonal menu changes. Bulk-refresh dish photos when the menu rotates. Stay current on every platform.

Real food, even on the smallest thumbnail

Delivery customers trust photos most when their last delivery matched the photo. YumMate.app keeps that consistency: the photo on the platform is the dish in the box. Mismatch is what costs repeat orders, not authenticity.

Built for delivery workflows

1:1 format ready. Square format optimised for delivery thumbnails on Lieferando, Uber Eats, DoorDash, Wolt.
Compression-resistant output. Output prioritises clean edges and contrast that survive aggressive platform JPEG compression.
Bulk upload for whole menus. Process a full delivery menu in one batch on higher plans.
Multi-format export in one go. 1:1 for delivery thumbnails, 9:16 for stories, 16:9 for screens — all from the same source.
Original-resolution download. Full quality so the platform's compression starts from a good source.
Re-generations included. If the first take loses too much detail at thumbnail size, regenerate.

Delivery photo questions

Do you have an integration with Uber Eats or DoorDash?: No. We're not an official partner of any delivery platform. You download the improved image and upload it via each platform's menu admin. That's how the workflow is designed.
What about Lieferando, Wolt or local delivery platforms?: Same answer. The output works on all major delivery platforms because they accept standard image formats and aspect ratios. We just produce the image.
Will the photo survive thumbnail compression?: Output is tuned with compression in mind — high contrast, clean composition, simple backgrounds. Significantly better than typical phone photos at thumbnail scale.
Can I use the same photo on Instagram and the delivery app?: Yes. Same source, multi-format export. The 1:1 goes to delivery, the 9:16 to stories, the 16:9 to your website or MenuBoard.
How fast can I refresh a whole delivery menu?: Bulk upload on higher plans handles multiple dishes at once. Most operators can refresh a 20-30 item menu in an afternoon.
Does this work for ghost kitchens?: Yes — particularly well. Ghost kitchens compete entirely on image quality. Honest, polished photos beat stock photos and beat raw phone photos consistently.

Better delivery photos, better thumbnails, more orders

Try it with one delivery menu dish. See what changes at thumbnail size.

Upload a delivery dish