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A product is one item from your catalog, such as a kurta, a ring or a chair, with 1 to 4 photos. Every photoshoot starts from a product, so this is the first thing to set up.
The Free plan allows up to 3 products. Paid plans have no product limit.

Step 1: Open the product form

Go to Products Management and click Add New Products → Single Product.
Add New Products menu open with Single Product, Bulk Upload and Import from Shopify

The Add New Products menu.

Step 2: Add photos

Under Product Images, click Add Images, drag photos onto the form, or paste them.
Add New Product dialog with Product Images, Product Name, For and Category fields

The Add New Product form.

  • Up to 4 photos per product.
  • JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF or HEIC (iPhone photos are converted automatically).
  • Each photo must be under 15 MB after we optimize it.
Each photo opens in a crop dialog first:
  • Adjust: Rotate -90°, Rotate 90°, Flip H, Flip V.
  • Smart crop: finds the product and crops to it.
  • Erase background: removes the background around the product.
  • Add labels: add text labels to the photo.
Choose the photo’s view, then click Confirm Crop. You can re-crop later by clicking the thumbnail.

Step 3: Set each photo’s view

Every photo needs a view so the AI knows what it is looking at: Tip: Name your files with the view (for example kurta-front.jpg, kurta-back.jpg) and the view is filled in for you. At least one photo must be Front, Side or Back.

Jewelry: Set Size Reference

Jewelry shops have a Set Size Reference button. It places your piece on a 3D head so you can save a view that shows its real size. You need a Front photo first.

Step 4: Fill in the details

Click Add Product. You see Product added successfully.

Step 5 (optional): Add extra details

Open the product again with Edit product to fill in Add extra details:
  • Description: up to 35 characters
  • Price: in your shop’s currency
  • Colors and Sizes: pick from the chips or add your own
Colors, sizes and category are the filters you’ll use in the studio and Library, so they are worth filling in if you have a large catalog.

If something won’t save