ItemShot / For iPhone · iOS 18 or later

Batch product photo editing on iPhone

Apply a chosen look to a series of products. Useful when backgrounds, dimensions and the overall style should match. Apply common dimensions, format and compression settings to several finished photos. Source files stay separate.

Studio: up to 50 photos per batch Tools: up to 10 photos per batch Your own styles and reusable settings Projects, folders and returning to a photo

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Studio: up to 50 photos per batch

Pro

Apply a chosen look to a series of products. Useful when backgrounds, dimensions and the overall style should match.

What you can adjust

Up to 50 photos
A shared visual style
Review results

Choose photos and a style, run the batch and inspect the results. Every automatic cutout depends on its source, so review the collection before publishing. Batch processing is included in the existing Pro subscription.

For example

Prepare a whole collection on white with consistent spacing instead of repeating the setup by hand.

Tools: up to 10 photos per batch

Pro

Apply common dimensions, format and compression settings to several finished photos. Source files stay separate.

What you can adjust

Up to 10 photos
Status for each file
Retry a failed item

Choose your saved Pro settings, process the batch and save the outputs. Details show each item’s status, and a failed item can be retried. When images have different proportions, check the effect of Fit or Fill.

For example

Resize a series for your website, convert it to WebP and apply a shared target file size.

Your own styles and reusable settings

Pro

When a successful setup will be useful again, save it with Pro and apply it to new photos.

What you can adjust

A named setup you create
Apply again
Update your settings

A Studio style keeps background, placement, crop, format and shadow; text layers are not included. Tools settings keep size, format, compression, padding and an optional aspect rule. An exact hand-drawn crop rectangle is not transferred to another photo; the aspect rule creates a centered crop. Find Tools saved settings inside the editor and the batch parameters.

For example

Save a shop setup: white background and spacing in Studio, or JPEG dimensions and target size in Tools.

Projects, folders and returning to a photo

Keep finished and unfinished work in one library. A label on each card shows whether it belongs to Studio or Tools.

What you can adjust

Shared library
Folders and names
Editable settings

Create folders, organize work and reopen it with its settings. A saved project belongs to a specific photo. In Tools, ordinary project saving and repeat export are free; they are different from Pro settings reusable on new photos.

For example

Organize collections in folders and return to a photo to change its text or size.

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Good questions. Clear answers.

Are Studio and Tools batches the same?

No. Studio batches focus on product-photo composition and allow up to 50 photos. Tools batches apply practical image adjustments to up to 10.

Do I need two subscriptions?

No. One ItemShot Pro subscription covers both Studio and Tools.

Which parts are free?

Studio includes 10 Standard exports per calendar month at up to 2048 pixels. Single-photo Tools editing, saving and export have no monthly quota. Pro adds full-resolution Studio output, advanced editing, batches and saved settings.

Which formats can I export?

Studio exports JPEG and PNG, including transparent PNG. Tools converts between JPEG, PNG, HEIC and WebP. Outputs are re-encoded in SDR.

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For iPhone · iOS 18 or later

Batch product photo editing on iPhone

Studio: up to 50 photos per batch

Tools: up to 10 photos per batch

Your own styles and reusable settings

Projects, folders and returning to a photo

Good questions. Clear answers.

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Make your next photo a better one.