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See how one item set becomes sales-ready

Choose a real-world example or upload your own image. You immediately see what Photopilot does with crop, background, colour, content and item rules.

  • No account required
  • Your own image is optional
  • Instant result
Fashion as a foundation

Built for fashion. Designed for more retail assortments.

Fashion remains where Photopilot is deepest. We also set up the same article, image, and publication layer for jewelry, luggage, home, sanitary, beauty, electronics, and sports.

Configured per Industry

From Retail Source and ERP to Webshop

We integrate the systems you already use for each industry. For fashion, these include Fashion Cloud, Stockbase, ACA, LS Central, and SRS. For other assortments, we connect ERP, PIM, supplier feeds, or custom solutions via API, feed, or export.

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Demo

Choose what you want to see

Source photo to webshop crop

From source photo to visible crop frame and result

You first see the supplied photo, then the selected crop frame and finally the exact crop used by the webshop.

Delivered photo Source photo for the crop
Webshop crop
Crop for the webshop
Chosen crop frame Magic Crop The crop frame is shown on the same source image as the final result.
  • Recognize subject first Pose, garment sections and background space are determined before the crop is set.
  • Crop frame is visible You see which frame goes to the webshop crop.
  • Different rules per image type A full look, top or product image does not need the same crop.
Webshop template

Margin varies per article group

A long dress, short top, pants, and suitcase do not require the same margin. Photopilot puts them all in the same webshop format.

Crop frame for a long dress or full look crop frame
Long dress or full look
For full looks

Feet and zoom remain visible

For a long dress or full look, the crop gets extra space below so feet and hem remain visible.

  • more bottom space
  • feet visible
  • complete look
Crop frame for a short dress or top crop frame
Short dress, top or jacket
For tops and jackets

More compact without becoming too tight

Clothing and hands remain in view, without too much space around the item.

  • shoulders
  • hands
  • zoom
Crop frame for a skirt or pants crop frame
Skirt, pants or bottom
For skirts and pants

Bottom neatly in view

Less space at the top, while legs, hem, and shoes remain visible.

  • waist
  • legs
  • shoes
Duifhuizen suitcase with subject detection delivered suitcase recognized
Duifhuizen suitcase dynamically scaled webshop plane scale + margin
Duifhuizen suitcase recognition from analyzer test set recognition
Suitcase, bag or accessory
For suitcases, bags, and accessories

Object plane determines the scale itself

Photopilot recognises that this is not a model crop. The suitcase gets its own object frame and is then positioned dynamically in the fixed webshop canvas.

  • suitcase recognized
  • dynamic scale
  • same margin
Image recognition

See what Photopilot recognizes before the image is cropped

No black box and no technical list. Photopilot first shows where the model, clothing, and safe crop are. Then you see the webshop image.

  • Pose points visible
  • Clothing segments visible
  • Crop frame on the image
  • Expand background visible
Provided model image Expand background
Recognition on the original image The crop does not simply follow the centre of the photo, but the model, the clothing and the agreed margin.
Crop frame on the source image Magic Crop

First recognize, then crop

Photopilot sees pose, clothing parts, and space for Expand Background before the fixed webshop crop is made.

visible boxfixed margin7:10
subjectcrop framewebshop crop
  • You see why the model is not cropped too tightly or too loosely.
  • Clothing and accessories are intentionally kept within or outside the crop.
  • The same rule can then be applied to an entire image set.
Packshot result of brown blazer Packshot

From mannequin photo to product card

Mannequin and background disappear, while model shape, belt, and fabric remain visible.

same placeequal marginwebshop ready
article formmannequin removedfixed crop
  • The item is neatly centered without pop or distracting edges.
  • The front and back match the same product series.
  • The result is ready for product page, feed, or marketplace.
Front and back after the same fixed crop Image set

Front and back get the same visible crop

The crop frame differs per image, but the output follows the same 7:10 template.

front and backsame marginvisible crop
crop framefixed marginwebshop crop
  • The margin is applied to the same source image.
  • The final output is the visible crop, not the loose canvas.
  • Front and back remain consistent as a series next to each other.
Image demo View an edit in production context
Webshop crop Crop for the webshop
From source photo to visible crop frame and result
Delivered photo Source photo for the crop
You first see the supplied photo, then the selected crop frame and finally the exact crop used by the webshop.
Chosen crop frame Visible crop frame on the source image
The crop frame is shown on the same source image as the final result.
Editing

From source photo to visible crop frame and result

You first see the supplied photo, then the selected crop frame and finally the exact crop used by the webshop.

  • Recognize subject first Pose, garment sections and background space are determined before the crop is set.
  • Crop frame is visible You see which frame goes to the webshop crop.
  • Different rules per image type A full look, top or product image does not need the same crop.
More examples from the same approach
Front
Crop frame Front with crop frame
Webshop crop Front as webshop crop
Back
Crop frame Back with crop frame
Webshop crop Back as webshop crop
1
Original image for Magic Crop
Webshop format The supplied image is first placed on a canvas with enough space to crop safely.
2
Magic Crop recognizes the subject in the image
Recognize subject Photopilot recognizes model, clothing parts, and background space before the webshop crop is made.
3
Crop frame on the source image
Chosen crop frame The crop frame shows which part is used for the webshop crop.
4
Result after Magic Crop in webshop template
Webshop crop The result returns in fixed ratio, with consistent margin and crop.
  1. Source image The original photo remains visible next to the result.
  2. Subject found Photopilot sees model, product, and space to expand the background.
  3. Grid applied Then follows the same ratio and margin as your webshop.
  4. Result ready You immediately see what returns for checking or publication.
Image 1 Product front
Product front
Provided
Straight product crop with fixed margin and calm background.
After Photopilot
Test yourself

Upload an own image for the chosen edit

Use the chosen demo or directly upload your own image. We only ask for your email address once the example is running.

From example to your collection

Individual features are not enough. The profit is in the connection between them.

The examples above show individual edits. In production, Photopilot is particularly strong because article data, image, label information, control, and publication run through one connected process: from ERP or PIM to webshop.

We connect to your existing ERP, PIM, DAM, studio, and webshop. In a short consultation, we outline the first test route for free: which sources come in, which rules apply, and where the output should go.

ERP ACA, LS Central or custom source
PIM / DAM Article data, assets, and publication status
Suppliers Fashion Cloud, Stockbase, portals, ZIP and email
Studio Profoto, OrbitVu, Capture One, and studio folders
Files FTP, SFTP, Azure Blob, API or webhook
Webshop Shopware, Shopify, Scayle or custom shop
  • Everything remains linked to the same article Image, text, label data, status, order, and publication destination.
  • Your rules determine the route Per brand, source, article group, image slot, and webshop field.
  • Free initial connection sketch In the consultation, we outline the trial route on your own systems.
From demo to daily practice

See how fashion teams combine the individual examples into one daily workflow.