Catalogue photography for the things you already sell. Keep scrolling — this is the whole product.
First, a person. Described once, generated once, yours from then on.
Then everything you sell — fitted to her, one garment at a time.
Same face. Same light. Same room. Every single product.
Go live
And it is on your store.
Same listing, same URL — new photographs. No export, no re-upload, no shoot day.
Softbox connects to the store you already sell on, fits your garments to a model you choose, and writes the photographs back to your listings.
How it works
From a store you already run to photographs on your own listings, without anyone booking a studio.
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Gender, age, build, skin tone, hair — Softbox generates that model on plain grey and keeps them. Every product you shoot from now on is worn by the same person, which is the difference between a catalogue and a pile of photographs.
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A background is a sentence: warm cream plaster, daylight from the left. It becomes a scene you can reuse on anything. It is applied after the garment is fitted, so changing your mind about the room costs one cheap step, not a reshoot.
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Your own product photograph is fitted onto the model, then the scene goes in behind. It is your shirt in the picture — its colour, its collar, its print — not an impression of one. Pair it with trousers and a jacket and they are fitted in order, on the same body.
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Keep the frames you want and press Go live. The photographs are written to the product in your own store — same listing, same URL, new pictures. Softbox does not become a second place your catalogue lives.
Why it holds up
A model is a thing you make once and reuse. Forty products shot on one model look like a catalogue; forty products shot on forty strangers look like a marketplace.
The fitting step works from your own product photographs, so the shirt in the picture is the shirt in the box — its buttons, its print, its collar.
Every generation quotes its price in tokens before you press the button, and a run that fails is refunded. No surprise invoice at the end of the month.
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Softbox reads your products where they are and writes the finished photographs back to the same place. Nothing is exported, re-uploaded or kept in a second catalogue.
BigCommerce and Shopify can be connected today. The rest are being verified store by store — the app always says which is which, and the installation guide has the steps for each.
Pricing
$0to start
Enough to shoot a few products and see the quality for yourself.
$49per month
For a working catalogue that keeps growing.
$149per month
For shooting the whole catalogue at once.
Prices in US dollars. Tokens are what generating an image costs; each plan says how many it includes.
The free plan is enough to photograph a handful of products on two models. It needs no card, and nothing you make on it expires.
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