# Stillhouse

> Stillhouse is an AI product photography studio for online stores. Build a room once, cast a model if you want one, freeze both. The studio reads each product, plans the frames, photographs it in that room with its label intact, and checks every frame before you see it. Each approved frame then becomes the rest: the Shopify or WooCommerce product page, every colourway, a short product clip, Meta and Google ad catalogs, and Amazon-ready listings. Takes that fail the checks are thrown away before they reach you.

Last updated: 2026-10-16

## What it does

- Build a set (a room and its light) once and shoot every product in it
- Cast an AI model once, or a real person with consent, and reuse them on every product
- An AI art director reads each product and plans the shot sequence
- Every frame is checked for product, set and face match before delivery; takes that fail are thrown away and retaken at no cost
- Approved frames publish to Shopify and WooCommerce product pages, with one-press undo
- Reshoot an approved frame in every colourway the product is sold in
- Mend one region of a frame, or reframe it wider, without reshooting
- Short silent product clips (push-in, turn, seamless ambient loop) from an approved frame
- Meta and Google ad catalog feeds, plus Amazon and Etsy image packs checked against each marketplace's rules
- Autopilot: products new to your store are photographed in your set as they arrive, and can publish themselves when every check passes
- 3D views a shopper can turn, built from your own product photos and added to Shopify product pages with AR on iPhone
- A catalogue health score that names what each product page still needs
- Alt text written from what each photograph shows, and a team with seats and roles

## How it is different

- It runs the whole job, not one image. The studio reads each product and plans the shots, photographs it, checks it, publishes it to the store, and turns each approved frame into colourways, clips, campaigns, ad catalogue feeds and marketplace listings - and photographs new products as they arrive.
- Photographed, not pasted. Instead of cutting the product out and painting a background behind it, the product is lit by the room it stands in, and its label and detail are restored from the merchant's own photo.
- The misses never reach you. Every take is checked before delivery; takes that fail are thrown away and retaken at no cost. Anything still doubtful is delivered flagged, with the reason.
- One look across the catalogue. The merchant's set and model are reused on every product, so the fortieth product matches the first.
- Provenance in the file. Every delivered frame carries IPTC DigitalSourceType metadata saying it was made with AI from a real product photo; frames with a generated person also carry the contains-synthetic-performer keyword.

## Who it is for

Shopify and WooCommerce merchants, DTC brands, Amazon and Etsy sellers, and agencies running several brands, who want consistent on-brand product photography and video without booking shoots.

## Pricing (USD)

- Studio: $49/month - 120 images a month. 10 sets, 5 models, 120 images / month, Bulk publish, Posts, stories and ads with your logo, Slower generation: shot after House and Agency.
- House: $149/month - 450 images a month. 450 images / month, Priority queue: shot first, Unlimited models and sets, 3 seats, Custom model training.
- Agency: $499/month - 1,800 images a month. 1,800 images / month, Priority queue: shot first, Multiple brand workspaces, 10 seats + API, White-label delivery.

Every delivered frame costs a credit, flagged frames included (4K is two). Every regenerate a merchant asks for is a credit once its frame comes back. A mend, reframe or colourway is one frame; a product clip is five credits. Takes thrown away by the checks before delivery are free, and so is a frame the image model could not make. There is no free plan or trial. Full details: https://stillhouselabs.com/pricing

## Frequently asked questions

### What is Stillhouse?

Stillhouse is an AI product photography studio for online stores. You build a set once, and cast a model once if your products want one. Every product you sell is then photographed in that room, lit by it, with its label exactly as you shipped it, and checked before you see it. Each approved frame then becomes the rest of what a store needs: the Shopify or WooCommerce product page, every colourway, a short product clip, ad catalog images and marketplace listings - all without another shoot.

### How is this different from other AI photo generators?

Most generators make an image and stop there. Stillhouse runs the whole job: it reads each product and plans the shots, relights the product by the scene and restores its label from your photo, checks every frame against your product before you see it and never bills the misses, publishes to Shopify or WooCommerce, and turns each approved frame into colourways, clips, ad feeds and marketplace listings. Your set and your model stay the same from product to product, and new products are photographed as they arrive.

### Does it decide how to photograph my product?

If you want it to. The studio reads the product first - what it is, its finish, its label - and plans the frames in the order a product page is scrolled: the hero, the detail, the product in use, its scale. It photographs the set empty before the product goes in, and when a frame misses it looks at it and retakes it with a note about what to change. You can also brief it in a sentence and it follows the brief.

### Can it make video?

Yes. Any approved frame can be made to move for a few seconds: a slow push-in, a gentle turn, or ambient motion that loops without a jump. The clip starts on the frame you approved, is checked for the product all the way through and for being one clean take, and is silent so it autoplays on a product page. A clip is five credits. A take that fails the checks is thrown away and made again before it reaches you, at no cost.

### What about products that come in several colours?

Reshoot an approved frame in every colour the product is sold in. The room, the pose and the light stay the same; only the product changes, and each colour is checked against its own photo. You can also mend one part of a frame, or take it wider for a banner or story, without reshooting the rest.

### How many clicks does it take to update my storefront?

Three. Pick the products, start the shoot, and approve the frames you like. Approving a frame sends it to the product page on your connected Shopify store. You can undo the last publish in one click.

### Does it work with Shopify, WooCommerce or Amazon?

Yes. Shopify and WooCommerce stores connect directly: products sync in, and approved frames and clips publish back to the product. For Amazon and Etsy, download packs are cut to each marketplace's rules, and Amazon's main image is built on pure white from your product's cutout and checked before you upload it. Approved frames also feed Meta and Google ad catalogs automatically. Without a store, upload photos and download finished frames at full size.

### Can I use a real person as the model?

Yes, with their consent. You can cast an AI model or build one from photographs of a real person you have the rights to use.

### What happens if an image is not good?

Every frame runs three checks: the product is the product, the model is the model, the set is the set. A take that fails is thrown away and retaken before it reaches you, and you never pay for it. Anything still doubtful is delivered flagged, with the reason in plain words, so you can decide. If you want a delivered frame made again, Regenerate costs one credit.

### What formats do I get for social media?

From any approved frame you can cut square, portrait 4:5, story and reel 9:16, and wide formats.

### Do I have to say the images are AI-generated?

Sometimes, and we make it easy. Every frame the studio delivers is marked as generated in its file metadata, using the IPTC DigitalSourceType field that Google Merchant Center requires on AI-generated product images, and frames that include a generated model also carry the contains-synthetic-performer keyword. The publish dialog tells you which frames it applies to. Whether a venue asks you to declare it is the venue's rule; the marker means the file already answers.

### How does pricing work?

Plans are monthly credits, and one credit is one delivered frame - a flagged frame included. A 4K frame is two credits and a product clip is five. Every Regenerate you ask for is one credit once its frame comes back. Takes the checks throw away before delivery cost nothing, and so does a frame the image model could not make. There is no free plan or trial.

## Compare

Stillhouse beside the other AI product photography tools, with what each one is genuinely better at.

- [AI product photography tools compared](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare.md): Photoroom, Pebblely, Flair, Claid, Botika, Pixelcut, Mokker, Caspa and Stillhouse: which check every frame, never bill the misses, and publish to your store.
- [Stillhouse vs Photoroom](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/photoroom.md): Photoroom is a photo editor best known for background removal and AI backgrounds. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Pebblely](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/pebblely.md): Pebblely is a generator that places a product photo into themed AI scenes. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Flair.ai](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/flair.md): Flair.ai is a drag-and-drop canvas where you compose each scene yourself before it is rendered. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Claid.ai](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/claid.md): Claid.ai is an API-first image toolkit for enhancement, upscaling and AI photoshoots. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Botika](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/botika.md): Botika is a tool that puts apparel from flat lays and mannequins onto AI models. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Pixelcut](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/pixelcut.md): Pixelcut is an AI image and video editor for sellers. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Mokker AI](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/mokker.md): Mokker AI is a tool that swaps a product's background for a template scene. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.
- [Stillhouse vs Caspa AI](https://stillhouselabs.com/compare/caspa.md): Caspa AI is an AI marketing suite for product images and content. Stillhouse plans, shoots, checks and publishes your catalogue, and turns every frame into clips, campaigns and ads.

## By category

What is hard to photograph in each kind of catalogue, and what the studio does about it.

- [Skincare & beauty](https://stillhouselabs.com/for/skincare-and-beauty.md): Frosted glass, droppers and small print, photographed in one consistent set with the label restored from your own photo, and checked before delivery.
- [Home, candles & textiles](https://stillhouselabs.com/for/home-and-candles.md): Candles, throws and homeware photographed in one room you design once, every colourway in the same light. Photos and clips, published to your store.
- [Fashion & accessories](https://stillhouselabs.com/for/fashion-and-accessories.md): Cast one AI model - or a real person, with consent - and photograph every bag, coat and accessory on the same face. Every frame checked.
- [Footwear](https://stillhouselabs.com/for/footwear.md): Turn a white-background shoe packshot into a pair on a lit set, stitching and suede intact - plus Amazon-ready white images, checked before you download.
- [Food & drink](https://stillhouselabs.com/for/food-and-drink.md): Jars, bottles and packets photographed in a scene with the label exactly as printed - checked before delivery. Shopify and WooCommerce publishing.
- [Sporting & outdoor](https://stillhouselabs.com/for/sporting-goods.md): Put boards, bikes and gear in action - mid-air, mid-turn - with the graphic still sharp. AI product photos and clips, checked before delivery.

## Guides

Marketplace image rules, platform sizes, and how to judge an AI product photo - sourced and dated.

- [What is AI product photography?](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/what-is-ai-product-photography.md): AI product photography makes product images with image models instead of a shoot. The three approaches, what each is good and bad at, and what to check.
- [AI product video](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/ai-product-video.md): Which AI product videos work on a product page - push-ins, turns, ambient loops - why they should be short and silent, and how to catch a warped product.
- [Amazon image requirements](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/amazon-product-image-requirements.md): Amazon's main image rules in one checklist: pure white RGB 255, ~85% fill, no text or logos, 1000px+ for zoom - and how to check an AI image before upload.
- [Shopify image size](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/shopify-product-image-size.md): Shopify product images: up to 5000 x 5000 px and 20 MB, 2048 x 2048 px displays best, PNG or JPEG preferred. Video limits too, from Shopify's own docs.
- [Checking an AI product photo](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/ai-product-photo-checklist.md): Eight checks for any AI-generated product photo: the product, the label, the light, scale, hands and faces, consistency, the file and the disclosure.
- [Labelling AI product images](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/disclose-ai-generated-product-images.md): What the IPTC DigitalSourceType marker is, why Google Merchant Center requires it on AI product images, and what EU and marketplace rules ask for.
- [AI model photography](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/ai-model-photography.md): How AI fashion models put clothing, jewellery and bags on a person without a shoot, the three ways tools do it, and the checks that matter before you publish.
- [Consistent product photos](https://stillhouselabs.com/guides/consistent-product-photos.md): Why mismatched product photos make a store look cheap, the six things to keep the same across a catalogue, and how to do it with a camera or with AI.

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