01How it works
You send clear photos of the product from a few angles. We use them to place the product into new scenes, on models or on clean backgrounds, then refine the lighting, shadows and detail until it looks like one consistent shoot.
Because the scenes are generated, you can try many settings, seasons and styles without booking a new shoot each time.
02Where it beats a studio shoot
- Volume: dozens of images across a whole range, in one consistent style.
- Lifestyle scenes: beaches, cafés or festive settings without travel or set building.
- Speed: new images for a sale or a launch in days.
- Variety for ads: different backgrounds and moods to test which ones sell.
03Where you still need a real shoot
Fine details that must be perfect, such as engraving, delicate fabric texture or exact colour matching, sometimes need real photography, or careful real photos as the starting point. Anything that shows how a product actually performs should be real too.
04Getting accurate results
- Start with sharp, well-lit photos of the real product from several angles.
- Check colour, shape, logos and text on every image before it goes live.
- Keep one look across your store, so the range feels like a set.
- Never change what the product is or does: the image must match what arrives at the door.
See AI product visuals for belts and fragrance in the Modena Works case study , or creative plans from $299 a month on our pricing page.