Product visuals · per item
One upload.
The whole set.
Photograph the thing on your kitchen table. We cut it out, build a background behind it, and hand back every format your shop and your feed ask for — sized, cropped, ready to publish.
Start free → See what it costs
- No subscription. Buy tokens, use them whenever.
- Any common photo file. JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC or AVIF.
- Your product is never redrawn. Only what is around it changes.
- 4 files from one photo
- ~30s from upload to the finished set
- 0 pixels of your product redrawn
- 7d we keep it, then it is deleted
Measured, not estimated. The nought is literal: the cutting step copies your pixels instead of generating new ones — 755,697 of them tested identical to the original. The files are then scaled to each format, as any photograph must be, but nothing is ever redrawn.
What is in the set
Four files, each already the shape and the size the place it is going asks for — shown here inside those places. One upload, one charge — 10 tokens.
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Shop listing 2000 × 2000
The picture a buyer opens first, big enough to zoom into.
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Feed post 1080 × 1080
The square a follower scrolls past in half a second.
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Story 1080 × 1920
Full screen, held in one hand, gone in five seconds.
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Banner and ads 1200 × 628
A paid slot on somebody else's page, wide and short.
Three more, start to finish
Soap, a ring, a mug — three different trades, photographed three different ways. Every one comes back standing on a proper surface, with a floor and a light of its own, built from that single frame and nothing else.
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Before 
After Beige on beige, nothing to lift the bar off the cloth
The stamped lettering came back letter for letter.
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Before 
After A cold, bare tabletop and one hard shadow
The open band stayed open — the new room shows through it — and every stone came back where it was.
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Before 
After A wooden table, a bare wall, light from a window
The raw clay foot and the drips in the glaze came back exactly as they were.
Every photograph on this page is freely licensed stock, not a customer's — there are no customers yet. Everything on the right of each pair was made by the machine this page is selling, from the frame on the left and nothing else.
How it goes
Four steps, and three of them are ours. Below each one: where your photograph actually is at that moment.
Why this exists
One good photo on your kitchen table is not a listing. The shop wants a square, the feed wants a different square, the story wants a tall one, the ad wants a wide one — and all four are meant to look like they came from the same afternoon. That is normally a photographer, a day, and a few hundred euros, repeated every time you add a product.
Shelfready does it from the photo you already have. The one thing it will not do is repaint your product: the machine builds the room around it, never the thing you are selling.
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On your device
You drop in a photo
Straight off the phone or the camera, in whatever format it came out. Your browser turns it into a plain photograph before anything is sent — and drops the location and camera data while it is there, so those never reach us at all.
Nothing has left your phone yet
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On our server
The product is cut out
Not redrawn — cut. The machine works out the outline and keeps your pixels exactly as they are, down to the small print on the label.
About two seconds
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03
On our server
A background is built behind it
A clean surface, soft light, and a shadow that falls the right way. Your product is laid back on top of it untouched, so nothing that happens here can reach it.
Your product is never redrawn
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In your account
You download four files
Each cut to its own shape, with the product whole in every one. Yours to use anywhere — we claim nothing over them. The originals are deleted after seven days.
One upload · 10 tokens
What it is good at, and what it is not
Said plainly, because finding out after paying is worse than reading it here.
Works
- One object, filling most of the frame
- Matte surfaces — ceramic, paper, cloth, plastic, tin
- Labels and small print, which come back unaltered
- A busy kitchen behind it — the background is replaced anyway
- Photographs from a phone, held in the hand
Not proved
- Glass and anything you can see through
- Mirrored metal and high polish
- Fur, feathers, mesh, loose hair — hard edges to cut
- Several products in one shot
- Photographs smaller than 640 pixels on the short side
Not "does not work" — not proved. We have not tested these enough to promise them, and would rather say so.
What it costs
You pay per product, not per picture. Tokens do not expire, and there is nothing to cancel.
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€10
10 products
€1.00 each
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€30
33 products
€0.91 each 9.1% off
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€60
70 products
€0.86 each 14.3% off
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€100
125 products
€0.80 each 20.0% off
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€200
270 products
€0.74 each 25.9% off
Any amount from €5 to €400 works too. The full table.
Questions people ask first
Will it change my product?
No. The cutting step copies your pixels rather than generating new ones, so the label, the shape and the small print come back exactly as you photographed them. Only the background, the light and the shadow are new. We test this on every release.
What files can I upload?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC and AVIF, up to 30 MB and at least 640 pixels on the short side. Whatever the format, your browser prepares it before sending — you do not have to convert anything yourself.
What happens to the location data in my photo?
It is removed on your device, during that same conversion, and never reaches our server. A phone photograph carries the coordinates of where it was taken — usually somebody's home. We are not deleting that carefully; we never have it.
Is it a subscription?
No. You buy tokens, they sit there until you use them, and they do not expire. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.
How long do I have to download the files?
Sets are kept for 7 days and then deleted, along with the photo you sent. Your history page shows how long each one has left.
What if it comes out badly?
If the work fails outright, the tokens go back automatically — you do not have to ask. If it finishes but disappoints, write to us and we will look at it.
Can I try it before paying?
Confirm your email and your first product is free — 1 product, no card, nothing to cancel.
Who else sees my photo?
The service that does the cutting and the background, which is fal.ai in the United States. Nobody at our end looks at your photos as a matter of course. The full account is on the what happens to your photo page.
Try it on something on your desk.
One product free once your email is confirmed. It takes about half a minute to find out whether this works on the things you sell.