PRD-06 · Web & creative · Live
Photo Editor
Crop, retouch and remove backgrounds directly in the browser, with nothing to install and no per-seat licence.
The problem
What it exists to fix.
Catalogue image preparation is a bottleneck for most ecommerce and fashion businesses. Every product needs cropping to a consistent ratio, background cleanup and a consistent look.
The usual options are a designer, which is slow and expensive at catalogue volume, or desktop software, which means licences, installation and training for people whose job is not image editing.
So the work queues, product pages go live with inconsistent images, and ad creative waits.
What it does
Capabilities.
Background removal
Clean product cutouts for catalogue and ad creative without a designer in the loop.
Crop and resize
Consistent ratios across a catalogue, and correct sizes for each ad placement.
Retouching
Basic correction and cleanup, which covers most of what catalogue work actually requires.
Runs in the browser
Nothing to install, no per-seat licence, usable by whoever is doing the work today.
Batch handling
Built for catalogue volume rather than one image at a time.
Pairs with ImageX
Collected images move straight into editing as a single workflow.
Who it is for
Fit.
- Best fit
- Teams preparing product imagery at volume without a dedicated designer
- Common uses
- Catalogue preparation, ad creative resizing, marketplace image requirements
- Industries
- Fashion and ecommerce
- Not a fit for
- Complex compositing or high-end retouching, which still needs a designer
What it connects to
It works best as part of a system.
The product handles one job. These are the pieces around it that decide whether that job produces revenue.
Questions
Common questions.
Is it good enough for product photography?
For catalogue work, generally yes — cropping, background removal and correction cover most of what product listings need.
For campaign hero imagery or anything requiring compositing, you still want a designer. We will say which category a job falls into rather than pretending the tool covers everything.
Does it work on mobile?
[CONTENT TO VERIFY — confirm mobile browser support before publishing.]
Are our images uploaded to a server?
[CONTENT TO VERIFY — confirm whether processing is client-side or server-side, and the retention policy, before publishing.] This matters for anyone handling unreleased product imagery.
Want to see it running on your site?
We will set it up against your actual traffic rather than a demo account, so you can judge it on real enquiries.