Studio photos from the shots you already take
Upload a photo taken anywhere on your lot and it comes back with the car standing in a clean studio booth: the yard gone, the reflections off the paint and glass, a floor with a matching reflection underneath. Every mark on the car stays where it was.
For every car on the lot, every day
What it does to the photo
Separates the car from whatever was behind it, along its real outline, wheel spokes and mirrors included
Replaces the background with the studio booth you chose
Replaces the ground with a studio floor and gives the car a reflection that matches the angle of the shot
Clears the sky, trees and buildings off the paint and the glass
Makes the light even, whatever the weather was
Blurs or keeps the number plate, as a policy you set once
What it never does
It does not repaint, smooth, brighten or straighten the car. Scratches, stone chips, dents, kerbed alloys and worn trim are in the finished photo in the same place and at the same size as in the original. The colour is the colour the car is. That is the whole point: a buyer who has seen the photos knows exactly what they are coming to see.
Works with the photos you have
Phone, DSLR or the forecourt camera. Portrait or landscape. Head-on, three-quarter, low or high. The booth is built around the angle the photo was taken from, so your team does not have to learn a new way to shoot. Our photo standards guide has the few things that get the best result.
One look across the whole lot
Choose a booth once and every car goes into it, whoever took the photo and whatever the weather. On the Standard plan and above you can choose the floor, wall tone and crop; on Enterprise you can have a booth of your own, branded to the dealership or the group.
Good for
Dealerships and used car lots
Marketplaces holding sellers to one standard
Auction houses and remarketing
Rental fleets across many sites
Photographers skipping the studio hire
Private sellers with a phone
Will the photo look fake?
The floor reflection, the light and the glass are matched to the angle of the original, which is what separates a studio booth from a cut-out on a white background. Send us a few of your own cars and judge it on those.
Does it change the car in any way?
No. The background, floor, reflections and light are rebuilt. The car, its colour and every mark on it are left exactly as photographed.
What do I need to send?
The original full-size photo from the phone or camera. Screenshots and files forwarded through chat apps lose detail.
How long does it take?
Minutes per car once your account is set up, so a car can be listed the day it arrives.