Self-serve with credits, hand it over for a managed run, or cut a pipeline to your planogram system. Same engine underneath — different degree of hands-on.
Upload, edit, iterate and export through the web platform. Credits are charged only on full-resolution downloads — preview and iteration are free, so you can shape the output before committing.
Hand over the SKU list and the planogram spec. We run the full pipeline end-to-end and deliver the packaged output in the structure your ingestion expects — no hub driving on your side.
Naming conventions, folder structures, delivery endpoints, and pipeline steps adapted to your planogram tool, PIM, or internal workflow — beyond what the hub defaults cover.
The editing features that ship in the hub — and run under the managed and custom workflows too. Every item below is part of the same pipeline.
Automated cutouts on bottles, cans, boxes, bags and pouches — any product shape, any background. Manual touch-up pass for the edges automation still misses.
Uniform sizing, aspect ratios, and resolution across the whole SKU set — tuned to the exact pixel specs your planogram system expects on ingest.
Directional crop with excess-space removal. Every product lands centred and evenly framed across the catalogue — no manual alignment pass at the end.
Straightens product faces shot at an angle. Converts off-axis photography into front-facing planogram assets without re-shooting.
Single product photos composed into shelf-accurate multipack representations — 2-packs, 6-packs, case builds, and shrink-wrapped bundles matching on-shelf reality.
Preview processed items as they'd actually appear on the shelf before export. Catch sizing, facing, or grouping issues early — not after ingestion.
Composite product images built from package templates and brand assets — for SKUs where a physical photo simply isn't available yet.
Hundreds of images run through the full pipeline in a single job. Automated validation flags misses, duplicates, and off-spec assets before delivery.
Barcode-based file naming with product-database cross-reference. Match your planogram ingestion convention out of the box — or a custom one, through Service III.