Product Photography

One phone photo of your product — a full shoot back

PyraSuite's Product Photography studio takes one photo of your product from your phone and returns 1, 3 or 6 frames, each with its own camera, composition and styling written for the environment you picked — there are seven ready-made environments, and each one carries its own six written shots: the white studio gives you clean catalogue angles, the luxury set gives you an entirely different scene.

Cost
2–8 credits · per shoot, by number of frames

Real output from this studio

Every image here is actual product output, generated on a paid account. Nothing on this page came from another tool.

The first frame of a single-product shoot
The first frame of a single-product shoot
The second frame of the same shoot, a different angle
The second frame of the same shoot, a different angle
The third frame of the same shoot
The third frame of the same shoot
The customer's product in a luxury set on marble
The customer's product in a luxury set on marble

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload one photo of your product. An ordinary phone photo is enough — the product just has to be visible.

  2. 2

    Pick the environment: white studio, food, lifestyle, nature, urban, luxury or festive. Then pick how many frames.

  3. 3

    Download the frames, or take any one of them into the Image Editing studio if you need it to a marketplace specification.

Common questions

Do I need a professional photographer?

No. You give Pyra one photo of your product and it builds the set, the lighting and the angle. Each of the six frames has its own written camera, composition and styling, and every environment carries its own six — the frames a luxury set returns are not the frames a white studio returns, deliberately: the angle that works against seamless white is not the angle that works on marble. And the product being photographed is the one in your photo, not something that resembles it.

Are the images good enough for Amazon and noon?

For your catalogue and your social feed, yes — and the white studio environment gives you a seamless white backdrop with no horizon line and no props. But a marketplace main image has a written specification, and the two disagree: Amazon wants a square, noon wants a 2:3 portrait. That is the Image Editing studio's job; it carries a preset for each that sets the canvas and the background to spec.

How many frames do I get?

You choose 1, 3 or 6, and the price moves with them — it is stated above. If a frame never arrives, Pyra returns its share to your balance automatically and you are not charged for it.

Try it now

Sign up with your email, no card, and try a full written campaign free. After that, the Entry plan is $2 a month.

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