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Professional DoorDash Food Photos: A Checklist for Busy Kitchens

Professional DoorDash Food Photos: A Checklist for Busy Kitchens

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A DoorDash-specific checklist: what to shoot, how to frame for crops, and how to upgrade your menu photos quickly.

TL;DR

Bright, simple, centered. Shoot with crop “safe space”. Upgrade your top items first.

The shot checklist (10 minutes per dish)

45° default angle. Overhead (if it’s a bowl, salad, pizza, platter). Close texture (crisp edges, sauce, steam).

Framing checklist (prevents bad crops)

Plate fully visible. Hero ingredient centered. Background clean.

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Confirm it looks good as a thumbnail. Keep the style consistent across the menu. Replace old photos as you go (don’t mix 2019 + 2025 styles).

Use /tools/image-requirements for current specs and recommended sizes.


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