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How it works

One photo you already have. A full set of listing images back.

No studio, no model booking, no retouching queue. Upload the shot you took on your desk, choose the kind of picture you need, and get a set you can put straight on your storefront — usually before you have finished your coffee.

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The imagvero workspace: one flat photo of a jumpsuit on the left, twelve generated on-model and lifestyle photographs of the same jumpsuit on the right.
Step one

Bring the photo you already took

A phone picture on a desk is enough. JPG, PNG, WEBP or AVIF, up to 25 MB, and any background will do — the product is separated from whatever happens to be behind it.

The upload screen: a dropzone reading "Drag a JPG, PNG, WEBP, or AVIF here, or browse", with an empty preview panel beside it waiting for the photo.

And it stays where you can find it

Everything you upload is kept and grouped by product, along with every image made from it. Come back weeks later and generate more from the same original — no hunting through a downloads folder for the file you used last time.

The product library, showing eight uploaded products as cards with their name, category and how many images have been generated from each.
Step two

Say what kind of picture you need

The category is read from the photo itself, and the scenes on offer change with it — a jumpsuit is shown studio portraits and styled flat-lays, a tumbler is shown bar counters and marble. Pick one, or pick a model shot, and choose how many variations to render. Nothing about the product itself is invented: colour, shape and texture come from your photo.

The scene picker: the detected category reads "jumpsuit", with scene cards below for a clean white studio, a studio model portrait, a premium marble hero and a styled flat-lay.
Step three

Get a set back, not a single image

Each request returns up to four finished photographs, and they accumulate under the product. Open one full-screen to check it at full size before you use it. A listing usually needs a hero, a couple of lifestyle shots and something square for ads — that is one afternoon of work replaced by a few minutes.

A generated photograph opened full-screen: a model wearing the jumpsuit on a sunlit pavement, with controls to repair or download it.
When something is off

Fix the one thing that came out wrong

Generated images are usually right, and occasionally one detail is not — a stray towel in the corner, a smudge on the counter, a fold that reads oddly. Rather than throwing the picture away and rolling again, draw a box around that part and say what should be there instead. Leave it blank and the area is simply redrawn to match its surroundings.

The repair screen: a soap dispenser photograph with a box drawn over a towel in the corner and the instruction "remove this towel" typed below it.

Only the part you framed changes

The rest of the photograph is untouched — same lighting, same product, same everything you already approved. You see before and after side by side, and if a second thing needs attention you can frame that too.

Before and after side by side: the towel that was framed in the corner is gone, and the rest of the photograph is identical.
Where it ends up

Exported at the size each marketplace asks for

Every storefront wants something slightly different, and getting it wrong means a rejected listing or a product cropped in half. Download any image already sized and padded for where it is going, or take the original untouched.

Amazon · Shopify · Etsy · TikTok Shop · Shopee · Lazada · Mercado Libre · Allegro · Zalando · Jumia · Takealot

What it costs

One credit, one finished image

Every plan includes a monthly allowance of credits, and one credit produces one image — a generated photograph or a repair, priced the same. Credits you buy on top never expire. You can watch what is left, and what you have made, from the dashboard.

The dashboard: current plan, credits remaining for the period, storage used, and a bar chart of images generated over the last 30 days.

Try it on one of your own products

The free plan needs no card. Upload something from your shelf and see what comes back.

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