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Manual Product Photo Editing
Ecommerce sellers and photographers struggle with slow, inconsistent, and error-prone manual editing of product photos across large catalogs.
In their words
they told us we had to manually modify the pictures for each item in Photoshop to be 500x500 and to make them 1:1, Before uploading them
I have to spend so much time on every single listing color correcting. The walls never match.
My Vercel account was just paused because my Fluid Active CPU spiked to 24 hours (the free limit is 4 hours).
Anytime there is a book or a magazine or anything with text, the letters are all warped and changed
it takes me like 2days to edit at least, normally I go in two passes
A lot of home improvement shops have tons of job photos but no system to turn them into posts
The passport office that day had changed to some new AI program that was flagging all the photos taken at walgreens and rejecting them.
We have to write prompts, generate multiple versions, check for AI errors, make sure the products look accurate, fix things, regenerate
by the end about 30% of our total cost was people, not compute
I do wish you could queue up all the spots you want removed across multiple images and then just hit process all at once
This way the Storage Needs are Lighten so that More Files from Real Artist can be Imported.
I had to look through hundreds of photos from our digital drive.
The last one I probably took a thousand photos and it took about 10-12 hours to process.
The problem: most of those photos came from news agencies. Getty/Reuters actively crawl the web for their images
Ecommerce sellers and photographers
Where they talk
- r/RealEstatePhotography
- r/WeddingPhotography
- r/StableDiffusion
- r/graphic_design
- r/EcommerceWebsite
- r/comfyui
- r/indesign
- r/digiKam
Tools they use today
- Photoshop
- Lightroom
- Gemini
- Fotello
- AutoHDR
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Shopify
Why those fall short
- slow once there are thousands of drawings
- no way to tell which photos were AI-altered
- color drift; not a good solution half of the time
- Uploaded photos lack metadata, so falsification cannot be proven
- cannot queue or batch removals across multiple images
Map of ideas
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