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Artificial intelligence

Product photos processed in bulk

Supplier photos arrive with different backgrounds, lighting and proportions. We make them consistent automatically, following a rule you set. Your catalogue stops looking like a patchwork.

The situation

Your designer spends days cutting out photos one at a time. Meanwhile new products wait to go online and a collection page shows five different backgrounds.

How we do it

We build a workflow that takes in the photos, cuts out the product, sets background, margins and framing according to your rules and prepares each image for your shop. Difficult images are set aside for a manual check.

What you get

When supplier photos look like a patchwork

  1. 01 Clean edges on difficult materials

    Fur, fabrics, glass and transparent items are handled by models that specialise in cut-outs.

  2. 02 One rule for everything

    Background, margins, proportions and shadows follow the same settings on every photo.

  3. 03 Lightweight for the web

    Photos come out in the modern WebP and AVIF formats, at a file size suited to your shop.

Before automating anything we design the ideal photo for your shop with you: background colour, space around the product, shadows or no shadows, position in the frame. That becomes the rule the system applies to every image.

Your designer's job changes: instead of cutting out images, they check and refine only the flagged cases. The workflow uses open background-removal models: your photos don't have to go through outside services that charge per image.

Who it's for

Online shops, clothing and accessories brands, distributors and marketplaces with lots of photos to publish.

What we work with

Python OpenCV open background-removal models WebP AVIF

Frequently asked questions

Before you ask.

Can AI cut out fur and transparent objects?

Often, yes, thanks to models that specialise in complex edges such as fur, fabrics, glass and transparent items. When the result isn't convincing, the photo is flagged for manual retouching.

Do the photos lose quality?

No: converting to WebP and AVIF reduces file size with no loss of quality visible to the eye. The originals stay untouched, so you can go back to them at any point.

Does the workflow work for new products too?

Yes: once the rule is set, the workflow also applies to photos that arrive later, as well as your existing catalogue. It can be connected to the way you receive photos from suppliers today.

Which job would you like to take off your team's hands?

Tell us about a task that takes hours today, which documents or programs it involves and how confidential the data is. After the analysis we put the tool, model and server in writing, with costs and timings.

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