Product
Photography
We shoot product photos for marketplaces, online stores and catalogs. For every product: a main image, an angle set, detail and variant shots, with colors checked against the sample and files named by SKU.
Let the customer turn the product.
For a 360° shot the product sits on a turntable and is photographed at equal steps (e.g. 36 frames); dragging on the page plays the frames in order. Switch the background to compare the marketplace, social and cut-out versions of the same product.
↳ Drag the product left and right or turn it with arrow keys
Marketplace main image: pure white, product fills most of the frame.
White-background main image
The first image shoppers see on marketplaces and Google Shopping. Pure white background, natural shadow or a clean cutout, with the product filling the frame.
Detail and macro
Stitching, texture, materials, craftsmanship, labels and connection points. It lets customers see up close a product they can't hold in their hands.
Color and size variants
Every color of a product is shot with the same light, angle and scale, so sizes and tones stay consistent when they appear side by side in a listing.
Lifestyle and in-use
Shots that show the product in a setting, in use or with a person. They communicate scale and purpose at a glance.
Textiles and apparel
Ghost mannequin, folded and hanging presentation, fabric close-ups. For on-model shoots, fit and posing are agreed in advance.
Packaging and box contents
The front and sides of the box, plus the parts and accessories inside. The photos answer the customer's "what's in the box?" question.
Large products: on-site shoots
Products that are hard to move, such as furniture, machinery and equipment, are shot at your factory or showroom with portable backdrops and lighting.
360° spin photography
A sequence of frames shot at equal intervals on a turntable, letting visitors drag to rotate the product on your website.
Shot types and when you need them
The standard shot set for one product page
Main image front, white background
The product's most recognizable side, large enough to fill the frame. This is the only image shown in listings and search results.
Image requirements by sales channel
The table below is a general framework. Detailed size and file rules vary by category; files are checked against each platform's current guidelines before delivery.
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Typically required
Pure white background on the main image; no text, logos, watermarks or props other than the product
Note
Lifestyle shots and infographics can be used in the other images. Some categories have additional rules.
Before you send your products
A large share of shoot time goes into preparing products. The tidier the list, the faster the shoot. Building an online store too? See e-commerce website design.
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How product photos are produced
Product list and shot set
We map out which product gets shot from which angles; reference shots are approved using a sample product.
How do we ensure color accuracy?
In e-commerce, if the color in the photo differs from the product that arrives, the customer sends it back. That's why color is controlled from the very start of the shoot.
Let's talk about your project
Book a call ↗At the start of every lighting setup, a reference frame is shot with a color chart; color correction is based on it
We shoot tethered, straight from camera to computer, so color, focus and framing are checked instantly on a large screen
Retouching is done on a calibrated monitor and compared side by side with the physical sample
Delivery files are converted to sRGB for the web; otherwise colors can look washed out or different in the browser
Frequently Asked
Questions
Yes. We follow the general rules for main images: white background, the product filling the frame, and no text or logos other than the product. Since size, ratio and image-count rules vary by platform and category, and are updated from time to time, we check the current guidelines in the relevant seller panel before delivery and export the files accordingly.
Mostly, it depends on the number of products and shots. There is a big difference between simple products shot from one angle on white and products that need multiple angles, details and lifestyle scenes. Glossy (glass, metal), transparent or very small products need extra lighting and retouching. Send us your product list and we'll prepare an itemized quote.
For a small number of simple products, that may work at first. The problems usually show up in consistency and color: products shot on different days in different light don't match in size or tone when they sit side by side in a listing, and automatic cutouts make mistakes on hair, fabric fringes and transparent edges. Color mismatch is also a reason for returns.
We shoot at your factory or showroom with portable backdrops and lighting. This requires an empty area with a level floor and a team to position the products. If a white-background look is needed, the cutout and shadow are finished in retouching.
Yes, on-model shoots can be planned for apparel and accessories. Model selection, hair and makeup, and usage releases appear as separate line items in the quote. If the budget is tight, the ghost mannequin technique shows the garment's fit without a model.
The product is shot at equal angles on a turntable; the resulting frame sequence is embedded on your product page with a viewer, and users drag to rotate the product. We check whether your site's platform supports this before the shoot.
Standard delivery is files named by SKU and exported per platform; uploading is usually done by your team. If you also use us for marketplace or e-commerce management, uploading is planned as part of that service.