Product studio

One photo. Five product images.

Photograph what you are selling and get the set a store page needs — four clean catalogue angles and one shot of it in use. Four come back square for a storefront grid; the fifth is 4:5 for a feed.

A speckled ceramic mug steaming on a wooden desk beside a laptop

The five frames

One shoot, five jobs. Four come back square for a storefront grid and the fifth 4:5 for a feed — and every picture below was made by the app itself.

A white canvas trainer with a gum sole, photographed straight on
Front

The straight-on elevation a product page opens with.

A tan leather tote bag photographed at a three-quarter angle
Angle

Three-quarter, turned about 35° and seen slightly from above.

The reverse of a wooden board photographed against a plain ground
Back

The opposite face — what a buyer sees when they turn it over.

A close macro of the ribbed edge of a cream knitted blanket
Detail

A macro of the surface that shows how the thing is made.

A speckled ceramic mug steaming on a wooden desk beside a laptop
In use

Where it actually lives, in natural light. The one for the feed, and the only frame that is not square.

Twenty-five kinds of thing

The category changes the prompt, which is why a watch is not filed under jewellery: a watch's reverse face is a caseback and a ring's is a band. Anything that would come back identical to its neighbour lives under that neighbour instead.

  • Clothing
  • Shoes
  • Bags
  • Jewellery
  • Watches
  • Eyewear
  • Beauty
  • Fragrance
  • Tech
  • Food & drink
  • Supplements
  • Home
  • Furniture
  • Kitchen
  • Bedding & textiles
  • Candles
  • Plants
  • Stationery
  • Toys
  • Baby & kids
  • Pet
  • Sport & fitness
  • Tools
  • Art & prints
  • Something else

How a shoot works

Ten credits, about a minute

  1. 01

    Photograph it once

    One clear picture of the thing you are selling, on any surface, in any light. The source photo is not kept — the five frames are the point.

  2. 02

    Say what it is

    Pick from twenty-five product types. The category decides how each of the five frames is shot.

  3. 03

    Get five images back

    They fill in one by one while you watch, save to your camera roll in a tap, and any single frame can be re-shot for 2 credits if it is not right.

About the pictures on this page

Every frame here was made by the app, from the same prompt a paid shoot runs, on products we invented for the purpose. Nothing on this page is a stock photo or somebody else's catalogue.

What it costs

10 credits for a shoot of five images. 2 credits to re-shoot a single frame.

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Get the studio on your phone

Try-on, product shots, collages, edits and outfit ideas in one app. Eight credits when you sign up.

Coming soon to Android