Install it once
The whole pipeline comes with it. Nothing to wire up, no SDK, no glue code to maintain.
From supplier photo to catalog ready
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Name your target spec
Amazon, Shopify, your own PDP. Say where it's going and the right spec follows.
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One image, every spec
Amazon main, Shopify PDP, site hero, thumbnail. Each at the exact ratio and resolution it needs.
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Run the whole catalog
One SKU or ten thousand. Same framing, same background, same spec on every single one.
All the capabilities
you need
Chain only the steps your catalog needs.
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Remove / replace background
Strip whatever the product was shot against, and put the background each channel asks for in its place.
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Extract object & product cutout
Pull one product out of a group or lifestyle shot, a single shoot becomes images for the whole SKU range.
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Increase resolution & upscale
Clear every channel’s resolution minimum without regenerating the product itself.
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Crop foreground
The same framing on every SKU, so a thousand listings look like one catalog.
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Lifestyle shot by text
Describe the scene and the product moves into it. No set, no reshoot, product untouched.
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Product shadow
A natural contact shadow, so the product sits on the page instead of floating above it.
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Product dimensions
Control exactly how much of the frame the product fills.
What you can build with it
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Ghost mannequin and on-model, without the reshoot
Your vendor sends one shot and you need it at whatever ratio each marketplace is asking for this season. The pipeline reformats what it’s given, so the colorway your buyer signed off on is the one that reaches the PDP.
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New retailer, new spec, same packshot
Every retailer wants its own dimensions, and the answer is usually studio time. Recanvas bottles, tubes, packs and bundles from the packshot you already have, shade and finish intact.
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The car cannot change. It’s a listing.
Lot photos to listing-spec images without touching the vehicle. No smoothed panels, no invented trim, no color drift.
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Proportion is most of the sell
Someone buying a chair online judges its scale, material and color from one image. Reframe a whole collection to a single standard without any of the three drifting.
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Forty SKUs, six suppliers, one grid
Six vendors send six ideas of how to photograph a laptop, and the category page shows it. Standardize framing, scale and background so the range reads as one catalog.
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Bulky gear is expensive to reshoot
Strollers and car seats are the last things you want back in a studio because a channel changed its spec. Reformat what you shot the first time, with fabric texture and colors holding up.
What holds true on every run
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Quality & Fidelity
Clean edges on fabric, hair, transparency and fine product detail. The product is preserved, not regenerated. Color and condition survive the pipeline.
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Trust & Compliance
Trained exclusively on licensed data so every output is rights-clear and indemnified. Spec-driven, not prompt-driven. Same input, same output, every run.
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Flexibility & Scale
Hosted across cloud, BYOC and on-prem. No GPU autoscaling, session management or ML ops. Pay-as-you-go from the first call.
FAQs
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Anything that turns a raw product image into a channel-compliant one. PDP image sets for your own storefront, marketplace listing pipelines, seller-upload standardization on a resale platform, catalog migration when a channel changes its spec, bulk reformatting for a new region. On the automated side: ingest from a PIM, run the pipeline per SKU, push the compliant set back. Same API key for all of it.
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Bria builds visual AI infrastructure for product teams — image generation, image editing and video editing — trained exclusively on licensed data. The catalog-ready pipeline is one workflow inside a broader visual AI platform. Teams already using Bria’s editing endpoints can adopt it without changing infrastructure or auth.
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No, and we’d rather say so. It’s a full workflow. The Catalog-Ready skill orchestrates all needed APIs and hands back the desired output, so it’s one command for you. A single chained endpoint is on the roadmap; the skill is how the pipeline runs today.