Dish name correction
Fix a typo in one item name on a menu concept.
Image text editing guide
Restaurants sometimes need to revise an exported menu graphic when the original design file is unavailable. This workflow is suited to concept updates and owned menu artwork; always verify current prices and availability before showing it to customers.
Review the output carefully. Text shape, spelling, and surrounding image details can vary by source image and model.
Before you edit
Menus combine compact typography, columns, item descriptions, currency, and decorative backgrounds. A small price or dish-name error can change the meaning, so treat the generated image as a draft until the operator reviews it.
How to do it
Use a clear menu image and identify the section and line to change.
Provide the full replacement item name or price, including currency.
Ask for one specific revision at a time when the layout is dense.
Verify spelling, price, currency, allergen notes, and alignment before publishing.
Examples
Fix a typo in one item name on a menu concept.
Prepare a mockup with a temporary special and short description.
Visualize an internal price revision, then confirm the approved amount before distribution.
FAQ
Verify every price and currency with the restaurant’s current source of truth. Do not rely on generated text without human review.
Dense layouts can shift during image editing. Inspect neighboring rows, descriptions, and headings before use.
Multiple edits can make errors harder to catch. Start with a small change and review each updated line separately.