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Built for products where every detail matters

A rug, a ring and a hand-glazed bowl all fail in the same way when the photo is wrong. Shotina is built around keeping the piece honest while changing everything around it.

A gold ring on a clean white background with a soft contact shadow
Fidelity first

Faithful to the last knot and stone

The clean studio shot lifts your product onto pure white without touching the item itself. Every gemstone, prong and woven motif stays exactly as you photographed it, because a photo that flatters a piece into something it is not just comes back as a return.

  • Background replaced, product untouched
  • True colour and true proportion
  • Soft natural contact shadow, no cut-out halo
  • Clean white shots that meet plain background rules
A gold pendant necklace worn on the neck
On the body

Jewelry worn, with no model booked

A ring on a hand outsells a ring on white, and everyone in jewelry knows it. Shotina places your exact piece on a hand, a neck, an ear or a wrist, in warm studio light, and the piece itself does not change.

  • Hand, neck, ear and wrist
  • Scale a buyer can actually judge
  • Skin tones you can choose
  • No release forms, no model day rate
More on jewelry →
A rug styled beside a bed in a bright bedroom
Lifestyle scenes

Placed in rooms people want to live in

Drop a rug on a sunlit oak floor, style a vase on a console table, hang art above a sideboard. The room is built around the piece with correct perspective and real daylight, not pasted behind a cut-out.

  • Styled rooms, tables, shelves and gallery walls
  • Perspective and scale that hold up
  • A different setting on every shot
  • Props that fit the piece instead of fighting it
Macro close-up of a hand-knotted rug pile
Detail and proof

Close enough to answer the question

Most abandoned carts are a question the page did not answer. Macro shots show the knot count, the setting, the glaze and the fringe, which is what stops the message asking for more photos.

  • Pile, fringe and selvedge on rugs
  • Prong, bezel and stone on jewelry
  • Glaze, grain and weave on decor
  • Lit from the side so texture reads
A lamp photographed in a styled room corner, ready to publish
Straight to your store

The listing, written and published

Connect WooCommerce once. Shotina drafts the title, the description and the SEO fields from the product itself, reads your own categories and attributes, attaches the photos in the order you set, and publishes.

  • Title, description and SEO drafted for you
  • Your own categories and attributes, not new ones
  • Gallery order kept exactly as you arranged it
  • Publish live or save as a draft to review
How the WooCommerce link works →
And the rest

The full list

Smaller things that stop being small once you are running a whole catalogue.

01

Colour variants

Name the colourways you sell and each one comes back as its own set of photos, from the same source piece.

02

Built from your photo, not from a stock idea

Every shot starts from the photograph you upload. The clean shot, the straightened views and the close crops are your own pixels, only moved. A room or a display stand is drawn around them, and each photo tells you which of the two it is.

03

Scene presets

Studio grey, pure white, warm beige, city street, nature and cafe, or describe the scene you want in your own words.

04

Category recipes

Rugs, jewelry and decor each get their own shot list, so you are never offered a composition that makes no sense for the piece.

05

Projects and history

Every set stays in your account. Come back a month later and generate two more shots without uploading again.

06

Bulk runs

Queue a batch of products and let it work through them while you do something else.

07

Full resolution downloads

Take the files and use them in ads, catalogues, marketplaces or a print lookbook. They are yours.

08

Credits, not contracts

One credit is one photo. Top up when the catalogue grows, and nothing expires at the end of the month.

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Put your hardest product through it

The one you have never been able to photograph properly. That is the real test.