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Original photo tips
  1. Capture the whole garment without cropping any part of it.
  2. Smooth out wrinkles and arrange it so the silhouette shows.
  3. Shoot in a bright place so the fabric’s color and texture come through as they are.
Styles that work well
  • Minimal · Clean — to show the color and silhouette as they are
  • Lifestyle — to show how it looks when worn
Original photo tips
  1. For items with volume, like bags and shoes, upload both front and side views.
  2. Keep details like metal hardware and logos in sharp focus.
  3. For highly reflective materials, avoid direct sunlight.
Styles that work well
  • Clean · Minimal — to highlight shape and detail
  • Editorial — to bring out a strong brand mood
Original photo tips
  1. Shoot the front clearly so the label and text are readable.
  2. For glass or pump containers, keep reflections and shadows from getting too strong.
  3. If you have several sizes or shades, upload each one separately.
Styles that work well
  • Clean · Color Pop — to show the product itself clearly
  • Natural — to suggest natural ingredients
Original photo tips
  1. For packaged products, make sure the front of the package is clearly visible.
  2. For prepared food, upload both a top-down angle and an angled view.
  3. Avoid lighting with a strong color cast so the real colors aren’t distorted.
Styles that work well
  • Lifestyle — to stage a real moment at the table
  • Natural — to highlight fresh ingredients
Original photo tips
  1. Capture the whole product so its size is easy to judge.
  2. For materials where texture matters, like wood or fabric, take one more close-up.
  3. Shoot assembled or modular products in their finished state.
Styles that work well
  • Lifestyle — to show it placed in a real space
  • Minimal — to keep the focus on shape and material
Results may vary depending on the product analysis and the concept you choose.