Look like a brand with a marketing team

What it looks like in practice

1. 01

   A photo that passes on a marketplace

   White background, the whole product, nothing clipped at the edge. Those are the two things listings usually fail on, and the model handles both — so you never buy a sweep you would set up once a year.

   
2. 02

   The same product, framed for social

   A listing wants white; Instagram wants a warm frame on a linen runner. One shot gives you both under the same light, so your profile and your shop read as one brand rather than two.

   
3. 03

   A new arrival matches the rest of the shelf

   When you shoot once a quarter under whatever light you have, the gallery becomes a pile of unrelated pictures. Here you pick a session style once and come back to it three months later with a new product.

   

A jar of honey on white, catalogue framing for a marketplace listing.

Every example on this page was generated with our own model — none of them are photographs from a shoot or client work.

From product to finished ad

1. 1

   Take three photos by a window

   Front, angle and a detail. A phone is fine as long as there is daylight and a calm background.

2. 2

   Choose a session style

   Bright and minimal, warm and domestic, or high contrast for ads. This is a choice for the whole catalogue, not for one photo.

3. 3

   Download in three formats

   Every asset comes out 1:1 for the feed, 9:16 for Reels and 16:9 for a banner. No manual cropping.