Ethnic wear catalogue photography.

Yes. Clothing and jewelry are shot on models; home decor, furnishings, kitchenware, footwear, bags and packaged goods are staged on real surfaces in a styled scene. If your product type isn't one of the built-in ones, just describe it and the right set of shots is created for you.

Yes. Your real photo is the source of truth, so print, embroidery, engraving, texture and shape are preserved, not redrawn. Apparel uses virtual try-on; products are staged, never reinvented. So listings match what actually ships and returns stay low.

Yes. Every image comes out clean and high-resolution, and you can export the exact ratios marketplaces expect, from pure-white main shots to lifestyle variants, so listings are accepted on the first try, no reformatting needed.

Yes. Batch mode runs an entire set of products through the same look in one go, so a full catalogue is ready in a single session instead of a multi-day shoot.

None of the above. Upload a flat, mannequin or phone photo of your product, pick a look (or describe your category), and generate. A catalogue that used to take a booked studio day is ready in minutes.

No subscription. You buy a pack of credits and spend them per image by quality: quick, standard or premium. A standard image is 3 credits, so a $6.99 starter pack covers around 16 of them. You only pay for what you generate, credits don't expire, and new accounts get 10 free credits, no card required.

The images you generate are yours to use. List them on any marketplace, run them in ads, and post them across social. They're made for your catalogue, with nothing extra to unlock before you publish.

Your uploads and generated images stay in your own workspace. They're used only to create your catalogue, never shared publicly, sold, or used to train anything shared with other users, and you can delete them whenever you like.