Your whole catalogue, produced with artificial intelligence.

It means producing every image in a catalogue under a single art direction, in one process, instead of photographing each SKU separately. We define the light, background, framing and tone once; the system then generates every variant you need. The result is a coherent catalogue in which no listing looks out of place.

In most cases, no. With good reference photos — even phone shots — we can work remotely from anywhere in the world. We only ask for the physical product when the material behaves in a very particular way: jewellery with complex reflections, technical fabrics or metallic finishes where accuracy is critical.

In commercial terms, no. Quality control is what makes the difference: every image goes through human review checking true colour, proportions, logos, stitching and texture. What we always do is label the content as AI-generated, as European transparency rules require. Hiding it isn't an option — and isn't necessary.

A standard batch runs between 300 and 800 final images, usually equal to 80–200 SKUs with several views each. Beyond that we work in weekly waves so you can start publishing while we keep producing. There's no real ceiling: we've scoped catalogues of several thousand SKUs.

Yes, provided two things hold: the image must not mislead about the real product you're selling, and the generated content must be properly identified. We deliver everything labelled and give you the guidance for your own site. And because no real people are involved, there are no image rights to license and no expiry date: you can use the material indefinitely.

That's exactly why the pilot batch exists. We never produce the full catalogue until you've approved the art direction on a real product of your own. The pilot includes rounds of adjustments and its cost is deducted from your first full batch. If you decide not to continue after the pilot, there's no commitment.

Yes. We have our own studio in Barcelona and we come from product photography, not from software. You can book AI production only, the studio session only, or the most common route: we shoot one real product and use that image as the basis for generating the rest of the batch. That's what works best with jewellery, technical fabrics, sheer textiles and metallic finishes, where material accuracy is non-negotiable.

Fashion is where the volume pressure is greatest, but the method works just as well for cosmetics, jewellery, footwear, eyewear, food, home, decor, sport, tech and industrial products. If you have a lot of SKUs and need them all to look equally good, you're a fit.

Yes. We deliver with SKU naming, per-channel formats and SEO-ready alt text, and we can publish straight to Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento or marketplaces. If you use a PIM or DAM, we connect via API or drop the files into Drive, FTP or S3 in whatever structure you use.