You take the photo. The machine does the rest.
Put the item down and shoot it with your phone. Three seconds later a square product image is ready — cut out, centred, the same size as every other one. No studio, no light tent, no editing.
A real pair from the shop: the same console, photographed on the counter and then run through the system.
Three steps, and nobody opens Photoshop.
Put it down, press the button
Phone, console, headphones, box — put it down, shoot.
Cut out and fit
The AI cuts the object out and places it in the middle of a square.
Arrive in the shop
The finished image goes straight to the product.
Six devices, one grid.
Unedited output of the system, exactly as it stands in the shop.
The difference lies in the photos that go wrong.
Plenty of things can cut out a background. It gets interesting where that fails.
Two models, one ladder
If the first model isn’t good enough, the system tries the second by itself.
Black on black stays visible
Dark products get a fine edge of light; light ones are left alone.
Quality control that doesn’t stay quiet
Every image is scored. What fails lands on a list, not quietly in the shop.
Even the photos nobody thinks about
A raw photo uploaded straight onto a product is reworked within a quarter of an hour.
Runs on your machine
The photos never leave your building — and there is no price per image.
If it falls over, it gets back up
A watchdog checks every ten minutes and restarts the service if needed.
What it brings you.
Not what the AI can do — what changes about your shop and your day.
- The shelf looks like a shelf
- Same background, same size, same centre.
- No price per image
- Cut-out services online bill per image. Here it is electricity.
- Nobody has to remember
- Whether the image comes out clean is no longer a question of care.
- No studio, no light tent
- A surface and the phone that is there anyway.
- The photos stay in the house
- Nothing is uploaded to a provider that stores or trains on your images.
- The label becomes the draft
- Model, condition and price become the product draft — never published without you.
Over 2,000 images since May 2026 — through my own shop.
Every device that comes into my trade-in goes through this system.
How many items do you photograph a month?
Tell me what you sell and what you shoot with. I’ll tell you how this looks at your place and what it costs.