AI social media content for restaurants and cafes
Between services there is no time for design. Attach your menu and a few dish photos, and Melon Cut Design makes the week's posts, stories and short videos in your restaurant's look, while your guidelines keep the menu board, the feed and the delivery app consistent.
- menus and documents in one chat
- 10
- default length of a vertical dish video
- 10 s
- stories for today's specials
- 1080 × 1920
Sounds familiar?
- New posts needed for every menu change and daily special
- Dish photos shot in a busy kitchen under poor light
- No time to edit between lunch and dinner service
- Delivery-app photos that look nothing like the restaurant
What you can make
- Menu-launch posts: one feed post per new dish, with captions, from the menu attached as a PDF
- A dish photo turned into a 10-second vertical video for Reels
- A product packshot of the takeaway box on your brand colour, for the delivery app
- A post for International Coffee Day or World Food Day, added from What's coming up
- Stories for this week's specials, with the logo kept clear of the buttons
How restaurants and cafes use Melon Cut
Attach the menu
Drop in the menu as a PDF or Word file - up to 10 documents - with a few dish photos, and add your restaurant's @username.
Review the plan
Melon Cut lists every post, story and video it will make, each with a caption, and about how many credits they will use. Remove what you don't need.
Make, check and download
Make them all, check each post for social media, copy the captions and download.
From the menu to a month of posts
A menu is already a content plan. Attach it as a document and ask for a post for every new dish: Melon Cut reads the first 60,000 characters, plans up to 30 items with a title and caption each, and makes them 3 at a time.
Kitchen photos at their best
Enhance details sharpens texture and fixes artifacts in a dim photo, and Upscale enlarges it 2× or 4× for print. Replace background moves the plate from a cluttered pass to a clean tabletop scene, and Product packshot does the same for bottled drinks and takeaway boxes. Keep the food itself as it is served, so what arrives at the table matches the picture.
One look on the board, the feed and the bag
Your guidelines hold the logo files, colour codes and fonts that the menu printer, the sign maker and the delivery app ask for. Send the link once, and every menu, sticker and post uses the same versions.
The features they use most
- Social media Content plans from documents Briefs, calendars and menus turned into a plan of posts.
- Video Image to video Photos in, video out: first frame, last frame and keyframes.
- Edit images Product photo generator Clean, centred packshots on the background colour you pick.
- Edit images Image enhancer Better texture and sharpness, with artifacts fixed.
- Create images Holiday content calendar More than 70 international and Lebanese days, one click from a post.
Can I turn our menu into social media posts?
Yes. Attach the menu as a PDF, Word or text file and ask for posts. Melon Cut plans one item per dish or idea, each with a caption, and makes them together.
Can a photo of a dish become a video?
Yes. Make a video from pictures - one photo, or several, where the first opens and the last closes. A social media video is 1080 × 1920 and about 10 seconds long by default.
People also ask
- Bulk creation and plans Can AI turn a document into social media posts? Yes. An AI tool that reads documents can pull the key points from a brief, a report, a menu or a content calendar and turn them into posts with captions. In Melon Cut Design, attach up to 10 documents - Word, PDF, text, Markdown or CSV - and ask for the posts you need; Melon Cut plans them, up to 30 items.
- Video Can AI turn photos into a video? Yes. Image-to-video AI animates a still picture or moves between several, inventing the motion in between. In Melon Cut Design, attach your pictures: the first opens the video, the last closes it, and up to 8 more act as keyframes in between. Add your brand and the video gets a generated opening frame and an end card with your real logo.
- Social media How do I plan social media content for holidays? List the days that matter to your audience, decide which deserve a post, and make the content a few weeks ahead in one batch. In Melon Cut Design, What's coming up lists international and Lebanese days worth posting about; Add to prompt puts one into your request, and Melon Cut can plan the posts and stories for it.
Make this week's content today
Menu posts, dish videos and takeaway packshots.