Food & menu video
Your dish
The photo is the first frame. The video keeps its shape.
How it moves
Length
6 seconds in HD, about a minute to make. Failed videos are refunded automatically.
Food video maker
Food videos for menus and Reels
One photo of a dish becomes a short clip: steam, a pour, a sizzle. Your photo is the first frame, so the dish stays as it is.
← Start with a photo in the panel on the left.
Made from this photoHow it works
- 1Add a photo of the dish
The photo you'd use on your menu. It's the video's first frame.
- 2Pick how it moves
Steam rising, a pour, a sizzle, or say what should move.
- 3Get the video
About a minute, from 100 credits. Music and text stay free to change.
How it can move
Click one to use it.
What you get
Music made for your video
Words on screen, in your text style
A seamless loop, for backgrounds
Feed crops (1:1 and 4:5), a cover frame and a caption
Free changes afterwards: text, music, end card
Your logo, colors and fonts come from your brand kit.
Tips for a good result
- Shoot the dish close, in soft light, the way you'd photograph it for the menu.
- Leave a little space around the plate so the motion has room.
- Say what should move, for example: the cheese stretches as a slice lifts.
Food & menu video questions, answered
- How long is a food video, and what does it cost?
- 6 or 10 seconds, in your photo's shape. 6 seconds is 100 credits, 10 seconds 170 credits.
- Why is there no storyboard?
- Your photo is the first frame, so there's nothing to plan: pick how it moves and make the video.
- Can I change the text or music afterwards?
- Yes, for free: the words on screen, the text style, the music, and the end card with your logo. Only filming a new take costs credits.
- What if a video fails?
- The credits come back automatically. You're only charged for videos that are made.
Ready when you are.
Start with a photo in the panel on the left. It takes about a minute, and changes afterwards are free.