# Product Photo Shots

> Product Photo Shots (productphotoshots.com) turns one photo of a real product into professional campaign shots of that exact product in new scenes. Every image is reimagined with AI from the customer's own photo and checked against it before the customer sees it. It is a done-for-you service for small brands and Etsy, Shopify and Amazon sellers; an Adapt Progress Evolve product, based in the UK.

## What it does
- The customer uploads one to three photos of a product they own or sell (any background; JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC from an iPhone, up to 15 MB).
- Before any payment, the service studies the photo and writes down exactly what must stay the same: colours, shape, finish, and every word and logo on the product. The customer sees that list before paying. This step is free and takes about a minute.
- The customer chooses a pack, a shape (square 1:1, portrait 4:5, story 9:16 or wide 16:9) and an optional brief.
- Each scene is generated, then checked against the original photo. A shot that changes the product is not delivered: it is remade with a specific fix (up to three attempts) and, if still wrong, held for a person to check. A three-shot order took about four minutes in testing.
- Finished images are delivered on the order page and by email, each as the full-size PNG and as a JPEG at least 2,000 px on the short side and under 1 MB (sized for marketplaces such as Etsy). Every shot gets one free redo, and the customer keeps both the first version and the redo.
- Free sample: after the free check, a customer can ask for one free sample shot in a preset scene (one per email address). It is checked like a paid shot, watermarked "free sample", up to 1,200 px, with no redo. From the sample they can order a pack without uploading again. Free samples may pause when the month's allowance is used.

## Pricing (GBP, prices include VAT)
- 3 shots: £19
- 5 shots: £29
- 10 shots: £49
- Custom, 11 to 40 shots: £4.50 a shot
- Add-on: 4K shots, £1 a shot (generated natively at 4K, e.g. 3,712 x 4,608 px portrait, instead of 2K; still checked)
- Coming soon: 5-second motion clips made from a chosen shot, £15 each.

## Pricing (USD, US edition at /us/; prices exclude sales tax)
- 3 shots: $26
- 5 shots: $40
- 10 shots: $67
- Custom, 11 to 40 shots: $6.10 a shot
- Add-on: 4K shots, $1.40 a shot
- An order is charged in the currency of the edition it was started on.

## Honest limits
- Images are made with AI and labelled "Reimagined with AI"; files carry standard AI-provenance metadata.
- Well-known brands' products cannot be shot (image services refuse them); customers are told before they pay.
- A photo with no clear product as its main subject (a landscape, a screenshot, a person) is refused at the free check, before any payment.
- Small printed text on products is the hardest detail for image models; it is checked on every shot.

## Pages
- [Home](https://productphotoshots.com/): what the service is, real example shots of ten demo products, how the checking works, pricing and FAQ.
- [Start your shots](https://productphotoshots.com/start/): upload a product photo to begin an order.
- [US edition](https://productphotoshots.com/us/): the same service with prices in US dollars ([start a US order](https://productphotoshots.com/us/start/)).
- [Privacy](https://productphotoshots.com/privacy/): what is collected, who processes it, 90-day deletion of photos and shots, analytics opt-out.
- [Terms](https://productphotoshots.com/terms/): what you get, payment, checks, one free redo per shot, refunds, using your shots.

## Guides
- [All guides](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/): practical, sourced guides for small brands and Etsy, Shopify and Amazon sellers.
- [How much does product photography cost in the UK? (2026)](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-cost-uk/): Real UK product photography prices from published studio price lists, what pushes the cost up, what doing it yourself costs, and how AI product shots compare per image.
- [Cheap product photos that don't look cheap](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/cheap-product-photos/): How to get product photos that look professional for little or no money: a free phone and window-light setup, where not to cut corners, and when paying is worth it.
- [How to change a product photo's background (without changing the product)](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/change-product-photo-background/): Every way to change the background of a product photo, from a free cut-out on your phone to AI scenes, and how to check your product came through unchanged.
- [AI product backgrounds: how to get a professional result](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/ai-product-backgrounds/): How to use AI to put a product in a new background and get a result that looks professional: the starting photo, a prompt pattern that protects the product, light and shadow, and the checks.
- [AI product photography: what it gets right and wrong](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/ai-product-photography/): An honest look at AI product photography from our own test runs: what held up (shape, materials, light), what drifted (small text, colour, metal), brand refusals and labelling.
- [Amazon product image requirements (2026)](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/amazon-product-image-requirements/): Amazon's product image rules in plain English: the pure white main image, the 85% rule, sizes for zoom, file names, the extra image slots and what Amazon says about AI images.
- [Etsy listing photo size and requirements (2026)](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/etsy-listing-photo-size/): Etsy's own listing photo rules, checked October 2026: recommended size, file types, how thumbnails crop, how many photos and videos you can add, and the original-photo rule.
- [Shopify product image size and aspect ratio](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/shopify-product-image-size/): The Shopify product image size that displays best, the upload limits, which aspect ratio to pick, and how to keep a collection grid even, from Shopify's own help pages.
- [How to take product photos with your iPhone](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photos-with-iphone/): A step-by-step guide to sharp, true-colour product photos on an iPhone: window light, a simple background, the camera settings that help, and how to check the result.
- [White background product photography at home](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/white-background-product-photography/): How to take white background product photos at home with a phone: a simple window-light setup, camera settings, getting the background to pure white 255, and fixing common problems.
- [Lifestyle product photos: what they are and when they sell](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/lifestyle-product-photos/): What a lifestyle product photo is, what it shows that a white-background packshot can't, where it fits on Amazon and Shopify, and how to get one without a location shoot.
- [Product photography lighting at home: a simple guide](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-lighting/): How to light product photos at home: soft window light, lamps, where to place the light, filling shadows with white card, and what to do with shiny and dark products.
- [Product photography set-up at home: a table-top set-up that works](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-setup/): Build a table-top product photography set-up at home: the table, light, backdrop, camera position and a repeatable routine for photographing many products.
- [Backdrops for product photography: what to use and when](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-backdrops/): Which backdrop to use for product photos: paper, card, fabric, wood and stone surfaces, how to choose a colour, how to curve a sweep, and the mistakes that show.
- [Light box for product photography: do you need one?](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/light-box-for-product-photography/): What a product photography light box does, what it is good and bad at, how to make one at home, and when window light and white card work just as well.
- [Ecommerce product photography: the shots a listing needs](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/ecommerce-product-photography/): The set of product photos an online shop needs: a clear main image, angles, detail, scale, lifestyle and packaging, plus consistency across a catalogue and how to produce them.
- [Best camera for product photography: phone or camera?](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/best-camera-for-product-photography/): What matters in a camera for product photos: sharp focus, manual control, a steady support and good light. When a phone is enough and when a dedicated camera is worth it.
- [Product photography ideas: scenes and styles that sell](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-ideas/): Product photography ideas for small brands: in-use scenes, flat lays, textures, scale shots, seasonal looks and more, with a note on which suit which product.
- [How to take good product photos: 12 practical tips](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-tips/): Twelve practical tips for good product photos: clean the product, use soft light, steady the camera, keep colours true, shoot several angles and check before you publish.
- [Jewellery product photography at home](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/jewellery-product-photography/): How to photograph jewellery at home: soft light, controlling reflections, keeping small pieces still and in focus, cleaning, backgrounds, and how to show scale.
- [What is product photography? Types, uses and styles](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/what-is-product-photography/): What product photography is, the main types (packshots, lifestyle, detail, flat lay, scale, 360), where each is used, and the ways to get it done.
- [Perfume product photography: how to photograph a perfume bottle](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/perfume-product-photography/): How to photograph perfume bottles at home: controlling reflections in glass, showing the liquid colour truthfully, backdrops, angles and scene ideas that sell.
- [Skincare product photography: how to photograph jars, tubs and bottles](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/skincare-product-photography/): How to photograph skincare products at home: clean light, true colour on pastel packaging, glossy lids and labels, backdrops and spa-style scenes that suit the product.
- [Bottle product photography: how to photograph bottles and flasks](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/bottle-product-photography/): How to photograph bottles at home: lighting glass and brushed metal, controlling reflections, showing labels, and honest results from our own AI tests with a steel bottle.
- [Handbag product photography: how to photograph bags and purses](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/handbag-product-photography/): How to photograph handbags at home: stuffing and shaping, handles and hardware, leather texture, light, angles and in-use scenes that show how a bag looks in life.
- [Shoe product photography: how to photograph trainers and shoes](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/shoe-product-photography/): How to photograph shoes and trainers at home: stuffing and cleaning, angles, light and shadows, soles and texture, and scenes that show a shoe in context.
- [Furniture product photography: how to photograph chairs and furniture](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/furniture-product-photography/): How to photograph furniture and chairs for a listing or shop: space and light, angles, true colour and scale, detail shots, and room scenes that help buyers picture it at home.
- [Mug product photography: how to photograph mugs and cups](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/mug-product-photography/): How to photograph a mug for your shop: lighting glossy glaze, handles and angles, showing the colour truthfully, and cosy scenes that make a mug look good in use.
- [Coffee bag and food packaging photography: how to photograph pouches](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/coffee-bag-product-photography/): How to photograph coffee bags and food packaging at home: creases and foil, labels, light, standing the pack up, and food-styled scenes that suit a roaster or small food brand.
- [Candle product photography: how to photograph candles and jars](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/candle-product-photography/): How to photograph a scented candle for your shop: handling flame and glow, amber and coloured glass, keeping the label legible, the wax surface, and cosy scenes with scent cues.
- [Electronics product photography: how to photograph gadgets and speakers](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/electronics-product-photography/): How to photograph speakers, headphones and other gadgets for your shop: matte and glossy plastics, fingerprints, screens, tiny logos and icons, fabric texture, scale and in-use scenes.
- [AI product photography service: what you get, and how to judge one](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/ai-product-photography-service/): What an AI product photography service should do for a small brand: what you send, what comes back, how the product is kept exactly as it is, prices, and the questions to ask any service.
- [Product photography services in the UK: studio, freelancer or AI](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-service-uk/): The three ways UK small brands get product photos made, with real prices including VAT, what each is good at, how long it takes, and how to choose.
- [Product photos for Etsy sellers: what to shoot, what to have made, and Etsy's new AI rules](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photos-for-etsy-sellers/): How to get a full set of Etsy listing photos without a studio: what to shoot yourself, what an AI service can make from one photo, and what Etsy's 22 October 2026 image rules now allow.
- [Product photography for small businesses: do it yourself, outsource it, or use AI](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/product-photography-for-small-business/): A small business guide to product photos: what you actually need, when to shoot it yourself, what UK studios and AI services charge, and how many shots to order.
- [Amazon product photography: which images you need, and who can make them](https://productphotoshots.com/guides/amazon-product-photography-service/): The images an Amazon listing needs, from the pure white main image to lifestyle shots, which ones a studio, a photographer or an AI service can make, and what each costs.

## Blog

- [Blog index](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/) · [RSS](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/rss.xml)
- [Camera settings for product photography: the few that matter when AI builds the scene](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/camera-settings-for-product-photos-ai-scenes/) (published 2026-10-27, updated 2026-10-27): For a product photo that new scenes will be built from, only a few settings matter: a smaller aperture so the whole product is sharp, low ISO, a steady camera with a timer, and white balance set by hand. Set them once and use the same settings for every product. A phone on auto in window light is usually enough.
- [How many photos can you put on an eBay listing? The limit, and how many to use](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/how-many-photos-on-an-ebay-listing/) (published 2026-10-22, updated 2026-10-22): eBay's UK help page says you can add up to 24 pictures to a listing (checked 9 October 2026). Make the first one a plain, face-on photo of the whole item. Use the rest for real angles, flaws and measurements before you add any styled scene.
- [Choosing a product photography service: studio, freelancer or AI, and which suits each job](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/choosing-a-product-photography-service/) (published 2026-10-20, updated 2026-10-20): Hire a studio or freelancer for anything that needs a physical shoot: plain white packshots, models, 360 spins or famous-brand products. Use an AI service like ours when you already have a decent photo of your real product and want it in new campaign scenes for a few pounds a shot.
- [Cosmetics product photography: keeping colour, glass and labels true in AI scenes](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/cosmetics-product-photography-colour-and-glass/) (published 2026-10-15, updated 2026-10-15): For cosmetics, a shot only works if the shade, the glass and the label match what the customer will receive. Photograph the product once under even light, then check colour first in any new scene, because that is where AI scenes of skincare and perfume slip most.
- [Product photography lessons: what a seller needs to learn, in order](https://productphotoshots.com/blog/product-photography-lessons-for-sellers/) (published 2026-10-13, updated 2026-10-13): If you sell your own products, you do not need a full photography course. Five short lessons (light, background, framing, platform rules, scenes) cover most of what a listing needs, and you can learn each one in an evening.

## US edition: guides and blog

The same guides and posts with prices in US dollars (before any sales tax), linked to the US order page.
- [All guides](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/): practical, sourced guides for small brands and Etsy, Shopify and Amazon sellers.
- [Cheap product photos that don't look cheap](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/cheap-product-photos/): How to get product photos that look professional for little or no money: a free phone and window-light setup, where not to cut corners, and when paying is worth it.
- [How to change a product photo's background (without changing the product)](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/change-product-photo-background/): Every way to change the background of a product photo, from a free cut-out on your phone to AI scenes, and how to check your product came through unchanged.
- [AI product backgrounds: how to get a professional result](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/ai-product-backgrounds/): How to use AI to put a product in a new background and get a result that looks professional: the starting photo, a prompt pattern that protects the product, light and shadow, and the checks.
- [AI product photography: what it gets right and wrong](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/ai-product-photography/): An honest look at AI product photography from our own test runs: what held up (shape, materials, light), what drifted (small text, colour, metal), brand refusals and labelling.
- [Amazon product image requirements (2026)](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/amazon-product-image-requirements/): Amazon's product image rules in plain English: the pure white main image, the 85% rule, sizes for zoom, file names, the extra image slots and what Amazon says about AI images.
- [Etsy listing photo size and requirements (2026)](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/etsy-listing-photo-size/): Etsy's own listing photo rules, checked October 2026: recommended size, file types, how thumbnails crop, how many photos and videos you can add, and the original-photo rule.
- [Shopify product image size and aspect ratio](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/shopify-product-image-size/): The Shopify product image size that displays best, the upload limits, which aspect ratio to pick, and how to keep a collection grid even, from Shopify's own help pages.
- [How to take product photos with your iPhone](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photos-with-iphone/): A step-by-step guide to sharp, true-colour product photos on an iPhone: window light, a simple background, the camera settings that help, and how to check the result.
- [White background product photography at home](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/white-background-product-photography/): How to take white background product photos at home with a phone: a simple window-light setup, camera settings, getting the background to pure white 255, and fixing common problems.
- [Lifestyle product photos: what they are and when they sell](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/lifestyle-product-photos/): What a lifestyle product photo is, what it shows that a white-background packshot can't, where it fits on Amazon and Shopify, and how to get one without a location shoot.
- [Product photography lighting at home: a simple guide](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photography-lighting/): How to light product photos at home: soft window light, lamps, where to place the light, filling shadows with white card, and what to do with shiny and dark products.
- [Product photography set-up at home: a table-top set-up that works](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photography-setup/): Build a table-top product photography set-up at home: the table, light, backdrop, camera position and a repeatable routine for photographing many products.
- [Backdrops for product photography: what to use and when](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photography-backdrops/): Which backdrop to use for product photos: paper, card, fabric, wood and stone surfaces, how to choose a colour, how to curve a sweep, and the mistakes that show.
- [Light box for product photography: do you need one?](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/light-box-for-product-photography/): What a product photography light box does, what it is good and bad at, how to make one at home, and when window light and white card work just as well.
- [Ecommerce product photography: the shots a listing needs](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/ecommerce-product-photography/): The set of product photos an online shop needs: a clear main image, angles, detail, scale, lifestyle and packaging, plus consistency across a catalogue and how to produce them.
- [Best camera for product photography: phone or camera?](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/best-camera-for-product-photography/): What matters in a camera for product photos: sharp focus, manual control, a steady support and good light. When a phone is enough and when a dedicated camera is worth it.
- [Product photography ideas: scenes and styles that sell](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photography-ideas/): Product photography ideas for small brands: in-use scenes, flat lays, textures, scale shots, seasonal looks and more, with a note on which suit which product.
- [How to take good product photos: 12 practical tips](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photography-tips/): Twelve practical tips for good product photos: clean the product, use soft light, steady the camera, keep colours true, shoot several angles and check before you publish.
- [Jewellery product photography at home](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/jewellery-product-photography/): How to photograph jewellery at home: soft light, controlling reflections, keeping small pieces still and in focus, cleaning, backgrounds, and how to show scale.
- [What is product photography? Types, uses and styles](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/what-is-product-photography/): What product photography is, the main types (packshots, lifestyle, detail, flat lay, scale, 360), where each is used, and the ways to get it done.
- [Perfume product photography: how to photograph a perfume bottle](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/perfume-product-photography/): How to photograph perfume bottles at home: controlling reflections in glass, showing the liquid colour truthfully, backdrops, angles and scene ideas that sell.
- [Skincare product photography: how to photograph jars, tubs and bottles](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/skincare-product-photography/): How to photograph skincare products at home: clean light, true colour on pastel packaging, glossy lids and labels, backdrops and spa-style scenes that suit the product.
- [Bottle product photography: how to photograph bottles and flasks](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/bottle-product-photography/): How to photograph bottles at home: lighting glass and brushed metal, controlling reflections, showing labels, and honest results from our own AI tests with a steel bottle.
- [Handbag product photography: how to photograph bags and purses](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/handbag-product-photography/): How to photograph handbags at home: stuffing and shaping, handles and hardware, leather texture, light, angles and in-use scenes that show how a bag looks in life.
- [Shoe product photography: how to photograph trainers and shoes](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/shoe-product-photography/): How to photograph shoes and trainers at home: stuffing and cleaning, angles, light and shadows, soles and texture, and scenes that show a shoe in context.
- [Furniture product photography: how to photograph chairs and furniture](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/furniture-product-photography/): How to photograph furniture and chairs for a listing or shop: space and light, angles, true colour and scale, detail shots, and room scenes that help buyers picture it at home.
- [Mug product photography: how to photograph mugs and cups](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/mug-product-photography/): How to photograph a mug for your shop: lighting glossy glaze, handles and angles, showing the colour truthfully, and cosy scenes that make a mug look good in use.
- [Coffee bag and food packaging photography: how to photograph pouches](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/coffee-bag-product-photography/): How to photograph coffee bags and food packaging at home: creases and foil, labels, light, standing the pack up, and food-styled scenes that suit a roaster or small food brand.
- [Candle product photography: how to photograph candles and jars](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/candle-product-photography/): How to photograph a scented candle for your shop: handling flame and glow, amber and coloured glass, keeping the label legible, the wax surface, and cosy scenes with scent cues.
- [Electronics product photography: how to photograph gadgets and speakers](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/electronics-product-photography/): How to photograph speakers, headphones and other gadgets for your shop: matte and glossy plastics, fingerprints, screens, tiny logos and icons, fabric texture, scale and in-use scenes.
- [Product photos for Etsy sellers: what to shoot, what to have made, and Etsy's new AI rules](https://productphotoshots.com/us/guides/product-photos-for-etsy-sellers/): How to get a full set of Etsy listing photos without a studio: what to shoot yourself, what an AI service can make from one photo, and what Etsy's 22 October 2026 image rules now allow.
- [Blog index](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/) · [RSS](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/rss.xml)
- [Camera settings for product photography: the few that matter when AI builds the scene](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/camera-settings-for-product-photos-ai-scenes/) (published 2026-10-27, updated 2026-10-27): For a product photo that new scenes will be built from, only a few settings matter: a smaller aperture so the whole product is sharp, low ISO, a steady camera with a timer, and white balance set by hand. Set them once and use the same settings for every product. A phone on auto in window light is usually enough.
- [How many photos can you put on an eBay listing? The limit, and how many to use](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/how-many-photos-on-an-ebay-listing/) (published 2026-10-22, updated 2026-10-22): eBay's UK help page says you can add up to 24 pictures to a listing (checked 9 October 2026). Make the first one a plain, face-on photo of the whole item. Use the rest for real angles, flaws and measurements before you add any styled scene.
- [Choosing a product photography service: studio, freelancer or AI, and which suits each job](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/choosing-a-product-photography-service/) (published 2026-10-20, updated 2026-10-20): Hire a studio or freelancer for anything that needs a physical shoot: plain white packshots, models, 360 spins or famous-brand products. Use an AI service like ours when you already have a decent photo of your real product and want it in new campaign scenes for a few dollars a shot.
- [Cosmetics product photography: keeping colour, glass and labels true in AI scenes](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/cosmetics-product-photography-colour-and-glass/) (published 2026-10-15, updated 2026-10-15): For cosmetics, a shot only works if the shade, the glass and the label match what the customer will receive. Photograph the product once under even light, then check colour first in any new scene, because that is where AI scenes of skincare and perfume slip most.
- [Product photography lessons: what a seller needs to learn, in order](https://productphotoshots.com/us/blog/product-photography-lessons-for-sellers/) (published 2026-10-13, updated 2026-10-13): If you sell your own products, you do not need a full photography course. Five short lessons (light, background, framing, platform rules, scenes) cover most of what a listing needs, and you can learn each one in an evening.

## Contact
- hello@productphotoshots.com