Photo studio
The photo studio (the Studio tab) turns the images already sitting in your catalogs into imagery that meets your standards: white-background packshots for main images, background cleanup, relighting, even short videos. It works on one product or many at a time.
1The workspace

Catalog panel
Pick a catalog and its products load with their images, variants included. Studio credits are shown at the top.
Canvas
The selected image. Results appear next to the original, each with a download button.
Prompt bar
Describe the change in plain language, or drag in a reference image.
Toolbar
Images or Video, Fast or Slow, how many to generate, and a template. Apply runs it.
2Editing a product image
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Select a catalog and a product
Choose the catalog in the dropdown, then click a product in the grid. Its image loads on the canvas. - 2
Pick a template or write a prompt
Templates are saved prompts for your recurring shots. The most common one: a main image that must be product-only on a pure white background. Pick a template from Templates and add a few product specifics, or write the instruction from scratch in the prompt bar. - 3
Apply and compare
Click Apply. Results appear next to the original so you can compare before committing. Bump the image count or rerun if the first is not right. - 4
Save or download
Save the winning image back onto the product so it flows into every future export, or use the download button to just take the file.
Brand settings store your standard phrasing (lighting, background, composition) and are applied to every prompt automatically. Set them once and every image in the account comes out in the same style, whoever runs it.
3Bulk processing
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Select multiple products
Tick products in the grid, or select all on a filtered list. - 2
Apply one operation to all of them
Choose the template and settings as usual; Apply runs the same operation across the selection, with progress per product. - 3
Review in Results
The Results tab collects every generation. Keep the good ones, rerun the rest, and save approved images back to the catalog.
Each generation costs studio credits, shown in the catalog panel, so you always know usage before you run. History keeps every input and output image, so nothing is lost between sessions.
