Photo sizes Checked 31 October 2026

Uber Eats
photo rules.

Item photos at least 550 × 440 pixels at 5:4 to 6:4, centred because the thumbnail is a 1:1 crop. Cover photos exactly 2880 × 2304.

Sizes

SlotMinimumBestRatioThumbnailMax file
item photo 550 × 440 — 5:4–6:4 1:1 centre 10 MB
cover photo exactly 2880 × 2304 — 5:4 — —

The rules

  1. Item photos: one dish, centred, no text, logos, watermarks or people (hands are fine).
  2. Cover photos: several items on a simple background; no storefront, people, animals, collages or black and white.
  3. Uber may adjust size, orientation, lighting and colour after review.
  4. Review takes up to 3 business days.

Must be accurate Photos must show the food as served. Uber may adjust light and colour itself after review.

Sources, checked 31 October 2026: help.uber.com (1) · help.uber.com (2)

What your photo becomes

What our resizer and photo lab export for Uber Eats, worked out with the same code they run. Larger photos are scaled down to the best size; nothing is ever enlarged.

SlotPhone, landscape
4032 × 3024
Phone, portrait
3024 × 4032
Small photo
1600 × 1200
item photo 3780 × 3024 (cropped)3024 × 2419 (cropped)1500 × 1200 (cropped)
cover photo 2880 × 2304 (cropped)2880 × 2304 (cropped)Too small — skipped

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Questions

What size should Uber Eats photos be?

Item photos at least 550 × 440 pixels at 5:4 to 6:4, centred because the thumbnail is a 1:1 crop. Cover photos exactly 2880 × 2304.

How many photos does Uber Eats need?

No minimum published.

Can I use edited or AI photos on Uber Eats?

Photos must show the food as served. Uber may adjust light and colour itself after review.

Should I upscale a small photo to meet the Uber Eats minimum?

No. Enlarging adds pixels, not detail, and the photo looks soft. Our tools never upscale: a photo below 550 × 440 is skipped for this size with the reason, so you can retake it.