Define once how your packshots should look. Then each photo follows the same quality rules, whether from your own studio or a supplier: cropping, background, color, aspect ratio, and mannequin removal for ghost packshots. After approval, the image is automatically published.
Photopilot recognizes the silhouette, removes the mannequin, and retains fit and folds as the garment falls. Do you have a separate shot of the lining and inner label? It is automatically combined in the final result, making your packshot look like a realistically hanging garment.
Also works with one source image as a backup. This creates a clean ghost packshot without a visible interior.
Only have model photos and no separate packshot? Photopilot automatically generates a packshot. The garment is isolated from the model photo, corrected, and placed on a clean white background, so you still have a product page-worthy hero for each item.
The generated packshot shows no label on the inside and can also be displayed as an extra image slot alongside your existing packshots, without overwriting existing slots.
Also the other way around: packshot to model
The order is deliberately set. First, the image is cleaned up, then grid, color, shadow, and export follow. This allows you to set differences per brand or article group without the output becoming random.
For teams this stays clear: exceptions live in the configuration, not in separate manual edits.
Place the article on your fixed guide lines, with article-group-specific margins and ratio.
Add a subtle shadow when the product would otherwise look too flat or floating.
Correct white balance and product color against reference images and previous output.
Remove borders, imperfections and excess space before the final crop is created.
Write filename, format, order and channel according to the publication rules.
Photopilot Studio connects with your Canon camera. Profoto, OrbitVu, and Capture One can follow via your existing studio output. The photographer shoots, and our software places each shot directly with the right item and in the right image slot, whether it's front, back, detail, or hero. No folder work and no ambiguity about which photo belongs to which item.
More about Photopilot StudioPhotopilot Studio with Canon, or Profoto, OrbitVu, and Capture One via your studio output.
The studio knows which item you are photographing and in what posture.
Editing, mannequin remover, color correction, and templates are executed according to fixed rules.
Directly to Shopware, Shopify, Scayle, or FTP.
For each item group, you set the grid: how large the item appears, where the shoulder line falls, and how much space remains around it. Each new photo automatically follows that standard.
Backgrounds are cleaned to soft white, with subtle shadow preserved or added. Color profiles stay consistent between camera shoots and supplier images, so the collection feels like one whole.
Square for the product page, portrait for social media, wide for the hero banner. Each output variant has its own cropping rules, format, and destination. One approval publishes everywhere.
Filename, EAN, vendor item, or barcode: Photopilot matches each photo to the correct item in your feed. It is then published via automatic approval or a brief human check.
Approved packshots go directly to Shopware, Shopify, Scayle, or a custom FTP destination. Manual interim exports are therefore not needed.
Send us a few examples: mannequin and ghost packshot. In a demo, we show how the workflow processes your collection, including template, color, and publication.
