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Real photos, smart AI
Your customers should get what they saw.
AI can make a product look like anything. That's the problem. We photograph your real product, and only use AI for the scene around it.
Always real
- Your actual product, shot in our studio
- True colour, size, texture and finish
- Lighting designed for your product, not a lightbox
- Main images that follow Amazon accuracy rules
Smart AI
- AI-generated lifestyle scenes instead of costly location shoots
- Your real product photo placed into the scene
- Lifestyle images at a lower cost
- Never used to change how your product looks
Why it matters on Amazon
Shoppers lose confidence
60% of US online shoppers would be less confident buying if they knew the images were AI-generated, and 17% wouldn't buy at all.
Baymard, June 2026
Misleading images drive returns
34% of shoppers named misleading product images as a reason for returns. 62% say better product details would make them less likely to return.
Akeneo, 2025
Amazon wants accuracy
Sellers must now disclose photorealistic AI-generated people in images, video and A+ content, and every image still has to accurately represent the product.
Amazon policy update, 2026
Real texture
Texture shoppers can almost touch
Shoppers can't pick your product up, so the photos have to do it for them. We light every product to show its real texture, material and finish, so the customer knows how it will look and feel before it arrives.
Amazon's zoom only works on images at least 1,000 pixels on the longest side. We deliver high-resolution files so shoppers can zoom right in on the detail.
What "not as pictured" and "not as expected" returns do to your account
A return isn't just a refund. On Amazon it can hit your fees, your listing and your account.
Extra fees
Since June 2024, Amazon charges a returns processing fee on every return above your category's return-rate threshold.
Amazon Seller Central announcement
A warning on your listing
Listings with return rates well above their category get a "Frequently returned item" badge on the product page. It stays until the return rate comes down.
Amazon Seller Central
Suppressed listings
Amazon can suppress a listing when its rate of negative customer experiences, like "not as described", is considerably higher than similar products.
Amazon Voice of the Customer
Account health risk
Repeated "not as described" complaints and suppressed listings can trigger performance warnings on your seller account.
Amazon seller account health
In practice
A real product in an AI-built scene
The goat is a real photo of the actual product, shot in our studio. The hand and the scene around it were generated with AI. The client got a lifestyle image without a location shoot, and shoppers still see exactly what arrives.