Four real menu generations
Each image below is a first-run MOSS-Image SFT output. The test used 1024×1024, 50 steps, CFG 3, prompt expansion off, and one fixed seed per prompt. No image was cropped or retouched.
How it works
- Write the menu heading and each item exactly as it should appear, including prices.
- Describe the material, setting, type mood, and alignment, then choose a canvas shape.
- Generate, inspect every line at full size, and revise the wording or density when needed.
Natural-language prompts are the simplest starting point. JSON Layout is optional when you need stronger guidance for text and object regions.
Copy-ready menu prompts
A café menu card standing on a light oak table, soft window light from the left. Cream card stock with dark green serif headings. Heading reads exactly: "MORNING MENU". Below it four lines read exactly: "Espresso 3.50", "Flat White 4.20", "Butter Croissant 3.80", "Avocado Toast 8.50". Prices are right-aligned in one column. All text spelled correctly and fully readable.Open in generator
A restaurant menu held flat, warm cream paper with a thin gold border. The heading reads exactly in Chinese: "午市套餐" and directly below it in English: "LUNCH SET". Three rows read exactly: "宫保鸡丁 Kung Pao Chicken 48", "麻婆豆腐 Mapo Tofu 38", "酸辣汤 Hot & Sour Soup 28". Chinese characters are correct and legible, Latin text in a clean sans-serif.Open in generator
A black chalkboard drinks menu mounted on a brick wall in a coffee shop, white chalk lettering. Heading reads exactly: "DRINKS". Six lines read exactly in two even columns: "Americano 3.00", "Cappuccino 4.00", "Latte 4.50", "Mocha 5.00", "Matcha Latte 5.50", "Iced Tea 3.50". Chalk texture, neat alignment, prices right-aligned within each column.Open in generator
Use it for visual direction, then verify the details
These images are useful for mood exploration, pitch decks, campaign concepts, and testing a menu’s visual direction. They do not manage products, allergens, inventory, tax, QR codes, or orders. Generated wording can change, so verify every dish name and price before sharing or printing.
For exact final typography and accessible menu content, recreate the approved concept with editable text in your design or publishing workflow.
Generate your own menu concept
Start with the tested four-item café prompt and replace the heading, items, and prices. Three starter images are available after email verification.
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