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Dish visuals

A visual menu, even without a photo shoot

A dish without a visual sells half as much. iAlacarte automatically generates a consistent AI illustration for every dish on your menu — replaceable with your own photo the moment it exists.

Why

Why visuals drive guest choice

Without a visual, the guest is forced to imagine a dish from a name alone, sometimes in a foreign language. On a smartphone, in a waiting context, this reduces orders and adds friction.

A consistent visual, even an indicative one, removes that friction and lets the guest assess a dish in seconds.

Generation

Are the dish photos real or AI-generated?

From the dish name, declared ingredients, and menu style, iAlacarte generates a representative AI illustration. Visual consistency is maintained across the entire menu (palette, tableware, plating).

Required disclosure

Indicative images: the served plate may differ

Displayed disclosure: indicative images generated to illustrate the dishes. The plate served may differ depending on preparation, service, and product availability.
Substitution

Freely replaceable with the restaurateur's own photos

As soon as a real photo exists, it replaces the AI illustration in one click. You can manage this per dish, per section, or across the entire menu. Mixing is possible: real photos for signature dishes, AI for the rest.

Style guide

Visual consistency across the menu

The generation style is locked per menu to prevent visual breaks: same lighting, same angle, same palette. No risk of mixing incompatible images.

Scope

Included in every subscription

Initial generation and reasonable regenerations are included in Solo, Multi, and Enterprise. See pricing for very intensive use cases.

Related reading

Build a visual menu

Activate a complete visual menu from your existing one, with no photo shoot and no manual data entry.

Important reminder — AI-generated images are indicative. They do not constitute a binding presentation commitment. The restaurateur remains responsible for the final consistency between the published visual and the dish actually served.