Calculator

What does your product photography cost?

Enter how many products you shoot and what your studio charges. You'll see the monthly bill next to the 4 Fashion AI plan that covers the same number of images.

Per month

80 images at a photo studio
$4,000
4 Fashion AI Proup to 200 images · ≈ $0.99 per image
$79

You keep

$3,921

per month · $47,052 per year

Get Pro — 50% off first month

Studio cost = images × your per-image rate; it leaves out sample shipping, model fees and retouching, which usually come on top. AI photos are best for catalog, marketplace and social images — many brands still shoot their hero campaign for real. Plan prices are monthly billing before the first-month discount; annual billing is lower.

Turn one product photo into a full product page

Every tool below works from the same single photo.

Flat lay → on-model

Put your garment on a model from one photo.

White background

Marketplace-ready Amazon and Shopify shots.

Ghost mannequin

The invisible-mannequin look without a mannequin.

Back view

Create the back of the garment from the front.

Questions

How much does a fashion product photoshoot cost?

Studios usually price per image or per day. Simple flat-lay and ghost-mannequin shots are the cheapest; on-model e-commerce images cost more because they add a model, a stylist and retouching; lifestyle and campaign images cost the most. Ask two or three local studios for a per-image quote and enter it above — your own number is the only one that matters.

How is the AI cost calculated?

The calculator multiplies products × images per product to get your monthly image count, then picks the smallest 4 Fashion AI plan that covers it: Starter ($29/month, 50 images), Pro ($79/month, 200 images) or Studio ($199/month, unlimited 2K images). Monthly plans come with 50% off the first month, and annual billing lowers the price further.

Can AI product photos replace a photoshoot completely?

For catalog, marketplace, color-variant and social images, many sellers now generate most of their photos with AI. For a flagship campaign or a garment with very fine detail, a real shoot is still worth it. A common setup is one real shoot of the hero items and AI for everything else.

What do I need to start?

One clear photo per product — a flat lay, a hanger shot or a mannequin shot on a plain background is enough. From that you can create on-model photos, white-background marketplace images, detail shots and lifestyle scenes.