Product photos
Product photos, every month.
Consistent, finished product images for your store, Google Shopping and social — made from photos of the product you already have.
Most small catalogues have one photo per product, shot on different days in different light, and it shows. Shoppers cannot pick the product up, so the images do the work a shop floor would — and mismatched ones make a store look less trustworthy than it is.
Plans from $300 a month, starting from the photos you already have.
Your product is shown as it is. Shape, colour and detail are never changed to make it look better than what arrives.
White-background and styled shots · Sized for store, Shopping and social · The product itself never altered
What you get
Clean catalogue shots
White or neutral backgrounds, consistent crops and centring, and colour corrected so the same product looks the same on every listing.
Styled scenes
Your product placed in settings that show scale and use, for the second and third image on a product page and for social.
Sized for everywhere they go
Exported at the dimensions your store theme, Google Shopping and each social platform expect, so nothing is cropped badly on upload.
Accurate to what ships
Retouching removes dust, glare and background clutter. It does not change the product’s shape, colour or detail, because a photo that oversells becomes a return.
Plans
Delivered sized for your store, Google Shopping and social.
Starter
- Photos per month
- 20
- Per month
- $300
- Per photo
- $15
Growth
- Photos per month
- 50
- Per month
- $600
- Per photo
- $12
Scale
- Photos per month
- 100
- Per month
- $1,000
- Per photo
- $10
Questions
Do you come and photograph the product?
No — this is remote. You send photos of the product (from a phone is fine) or the images your supplier provided, and the finished photos are made from those. Better source photos give better results, and I will tell you if a shot will not work before it is used.
Are the styled scenes real photographs?
The product is your photograph. The setting around it is composed digitally. The product itself is not redrawn, and nothing about its shape, colour or detail is changed.
When is this the wrong thing to buy?
If you sell something where texture, fit or fine detail decides the sale — clothing on a body, jewellery up close — and you have no decent source photos, a real photoshoot will serve you better, and I would rather say so than sell you this.
The same goes for a catalogue that is already consistently photographed. More photos will not fix a problem you do not have.
Can I mix catalogue shots and styled scenes?
Yes. The plan is a count of finished images; how they split between catalogue shots and styled scenes is yours to choose each month.
How many of your products have more than one photo?
Send me a link to your store. I will pick three products and tell you what I would make for each.