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A full set of listing images, from one photo

Marketplaces ask for several angles of the same product. Upload once and get the set.

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The single tote photo used to generate a full catalogueBefore
The tote carried on a model's shoulderAfter
The uploaded photo, and one of the generated catalogue views.
Why it matters

What catalogue solves

One photo is not a listing

A marketplace listing usually wants a front view, a side view, a close-up of the material and something showing the product in use. Shooting four angles of every item — and re-shooting when one is rejected — is where most of a seller's time goes.

The same product, from every angle

PicMint generates the angles a listing needs from a single upload, keeping the same product in every frame.

Five catalogue views generated from one tote photo
Five catalogue views generated from the single tote photo on the left.
Questions

Catalogue questions

What sellers ask about this mode.

How many images do I get?

Catalogue mode generates a set of views of the same product. Each generated image uses one credit.

Will it be the same product in every view?

Yes. Every view is generated from the product in your uploaded photo.

Can I use these on Meesho, Amazon or Myntra?

The images are yours to use on your listings. Each marketplace has its own image rules, so check the requirements for the one you sell on.

Works for: SareeJewelleryFootwearKidswearHandbags

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