Your real tacos, burritos and bowls relit into vivid, colourful menu photos in about 30 seconds.


Mexican food is built on colour, and colour is exactly what a phone drains away. Bright salsa goes brown, the char on a grilled tortilla vanishes, lime and coriander lose their pop, and a loaded burrito photographed under flat light reads as a beige log. The contrast that makes a taco platter sing, red salsa against green guacamole against golden cheese, flattens into one muddy mass. PlateRefresh relights the actual tacos and burritos you assembled, restoring the saturation of the salsas, the char on the tortilla, and the freshness of the garnish, without adding a single jalapeno slice or wedge of lime that was not on the plate.
Vivid colour is the whole appeal of Mexican food, and it is the first casualty of a phone snap. The relight restores the saturation of red and green salsas, the brightness of lime and coriander, and the gold of melted cheese, so a taco platter reads bold and fresh. Every topping stays exactly as you placed it, just lit so the colour pops the way it should.
A grilled tortilla and a juicy filling both rely on texture cues that flat light erases. PlateRefresh brings back the char marks on the tortilla, the sheen on slow-cooked meat, and the definition in a packed burrito cross-section. On Uber Eats and Glovo your dishes look hand-made and fresh rather than wrapped and beige.
Burrito customers care about size, and an inflated photo invites complaints. Because PlateRefresh only relights your real dish, the burrito on the menu is the burrito in the foil, same fillings, same portion. That honesty keeps your listings inside delivery-platform imagery rules and stops the let-down when a customer compares the thumbnail to their lunch.
Take a phone photo of the real dish — straight off the pass.
We relight and lightly enhance the food you actually cooked — sharper texture, fresher look. Nothing added, nothing faked.
Download in ~30 seconds and upload it to your menu.
Can it make my salsa and toppings look vivid again?
Yes. Phones wash out the bright reds and greens that make Mexican food appealing. The relight restores the saturation of your salsas, lime and coriander, and the char on the tortilla, without adding or changing any toppings you placed.
Does it add ingredients or inflate the portion?
No. It only relights the real dish in your photo. No extra jalapenos, no added cheese, no bigger burrito. The menu image matches the portion a customer actually receives, keeping it compliant with delivery-app rules.
Are the photos ready for Uber Eats and Glovo?
Yes. Each output is a vivid, well-lit menu image sized for Uber Eats, Glovo, Wolt and your own site. Photos lift orders: Uber Eats has reported up to 88 percent higher monthly sales with a photo on every item.
What does it cost to test?
Test Mode is $9.99 one-time with no subscription, enough to relight several tacos, burritos and bowls and judge how a colourful, fresh set looks on your real menu.
No subscription to start. Test Mode is a one-time $9.99 — relight your real dishes and see them on your menu today.
Start for $9.99