Restaurant video ads made from a photo of your dish
SuperReels makes restaurant video ads from a single photo of a dish or drink: a 10 second vertical commercial with close making shots, the finished plate on a set you choose, and your logo, name, tagline and website on the end card. You take one photo during service, fill in a few details, and have the video in a few minutes.
Your first mockup video is free. No card needed.
Start from a tested template
Every one turns your own photos and a few details into a finished video. Open one to see what it asks for.
Food video ads from one photo of your dish or drink: three macro making shots, the finished plate on a set you choose, and a branded end card.
An animal caught on camera: security-camera footage of any animal stealing any food from any place, timestamp and all, then walking off with it.
A menu item video from one plate
The Food and drink ad template is built for one dish at a time. Upload a photo of the finished plate or glass and it becomes three macro shots of the dish being made, then the plate itself on a set you pick, such as a marble counter, a rustic table or a dark bar.
The ending is your choice. A branded end card carries your logo, business name, tagline and website, which suits a restaurant promo video you plan to boost. Or leave the text off for a clean clip that works as a menu item video on your profile, a specials board on a screen, or a post announcing something new.
Make one per signature dish rather than one for the whole menu. A single plate, shot close, is what stops a thumb.
How to photograph the dish
Shoot the plate as it leaves the pass, before it goes cold or collapses. Daylight from a window beats the kitchen lights. Fill most of the frame with the food, keep the rim of the plate in shot, and skip filters, so the model sees the real colours.
For a cafe video ad, a latte, a pastry or a smoothie works the same way. Photograph it on the counter where customers actually see it. If the cup or box is branded, turn the logo toward the camera.
Then type what the template asks: the name of the dish, the set and, for the end card, your details. That is the whole brief.
A fun post, not an ad: caught on camera
Caught on camera is not a food commercial for restaurants, and it is not meant to be. It makes a security-camera style clip of an animal stealing food, so you can show a fox, a seagull or a cat making off with your signature dish from the counter.
Use it as a light post between ads, the kind people send to friends. It gives your account some personality and puts the dish in front of people without selling it. Keep it clearly playful, and pair it with a real menu item video the same week so new followers see what you actually serve.
How it works
- 1Pick a templateEach one is written for one kind of video and tested on real product photos before it goes live.
- 2Add your photo and a few detailsUpload a photo of your product from your phone and answer a few questions in plain words. There is no prompt to write.
- 3Post itA vertical 9:16 video arrives in a few minutes with no watermark, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Facebook.
Questions
Do I need to film anything in the kitchen?
No. One clear photo of the finished dish is enough. The template creates the making shots and the finished plate from it.
Can I put my logo and website on the video?
Yes. The Food and drink ad end card takes your logo, business name, tagline and website, or you can choose no text.
Will the food look like my actual dish?
The video is matched to your photo, so the plate, colours and garnish stay as close to it as the model allows. A sharp, unfiltered photo gives the best result.
Where can I post a restaurant promo video?
Videos are vertical 9:16, which fits Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Facebook. There is no watermark and commercial use is allowed.
What does it cost?
Your first video is free with no card. After that, monthly plans are priced in credits and each video's cost is shown before you make it.
Make your first mockup video from a photo you already have
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