ItemShot uses local processing for product-photo editing. Photos are not uploaded to ItemShot servers, and the app does not require an ItemShot account or processing backend.
Editing stays on device
Background removal, edge refinement, composition and export rendering run on the iPhone. ItemShot does not send product photos to an ItemShot processing server.
Saved work stays local
When you save a project, its project data and preview files remain in local app storage until you delete them or remove the app.
You choose when a file leaves
A finished image leaves ItemShot only when you choose Save to Photos, Copy or an iOS sharing destination. The destination's own privacy practices then apply.
Purchases still use Apple
ItemShot Pro subscriptions are handled with StoreKit and the App Store. That purchase flow is separate from local product-photo processing.
- Editing stays on device
- Saved work stays local
- You choose when a file leaves
- Purchases still use Apple
Questions sellers ask
Does ItemShot need an account?
No ItemShot account is required for the product-photo workflow.
Does ItemShot upload photos to its servers?
No. Photos are processed on device and are not uploaded to ItemShot servers.
Where are saved projects kept?
Saved project data is stored locally in the app's container on the iPhone.
What happens when I share an export?
iOS sends the file to the destination you choose. That app or service then handles the file under its own privacy terms.