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Zomato Photo Guidelines 2025 — Complete Guide for Restaurants

Published: May 2025 | 6 min read | FoodImage.in

Getting your food photos approved on Zomato can be frustrating if you don't know their exact requirements. This complete guide covers everything you need to know about Zomato's photo guidelines in 2025 so your photos get approved on the first try.

Zomato Photo Technical Requirements

Image Size & Resolution

Image Quality Requirements

⚠️ Common Rejection Reason: Most photos get rejected because they're taken with bad lighting on a smartphone. Professional HD photos have a much higher approval rate.

Zomato Photo Content Guidelines

What Zomato ACCEPTS ✅

What Zomato REJECTS ❌

How to Upload Photos on Zomato

  1. Login to Zomato Restaurant Partner portal
  2. Go to Menu Management
  3. Select the menu item you want to add photo to
  4. Click "Add Image"
  5. Upload your photo (JPEG, min 1080x1080px)
  6. Submit for review
  7. Wait 24-72 hours for approval

Why Photos Get Rejected — Common Mistakes

Mistake 1: Low Resolution Phone Photos

Many restaurant owners take photos on their smartphone in poor lighting. These almost always get rejected. Solution: Use professional HD photos that meet Zomato's requirements.

Mistake 2: Watermarked Stock Photos

Never use photos from Google Images or watermarked stock sites. Always use photos with commercial license.

Mistake 3: Over-Edited Photos

Heavy filters that change the food's natural color are rejected. Zomato wants photos that accurately represent what the customer will receive.

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How Long Does Zomato Take to Approve Photos?

Standard approval time is 24-72 hours. HD photos that clearly meet all guidelines are typically approved within 24 hours. Rejected photos can be re-uploaded after making corrections.

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