Remote product photography for online stores: send your products, get your photos
Patients often come to me with an online store that works but doesn't sell. One of the causes is often the photos: dark, each one different, with a messy background. Send me your products by parcel, I'll photograph and edit them, and you'll get photos ready to go straight into your store. Your products come back to you.
What I'll do for you
- Photos on a clean white background, from several angles and in every color variant
- Styled photos with props for your store's homepage, banners and social media
- Editing the photos you already have: cutout, white background, colors, lighting, shadow and cropping
- Photos in sizes for Shopify, WooCommerce, Etsy and marketplaces (square, WebP and JPG)
- Sensible file names and a file size that won't slow down your website
- On request, I'll upload the photos straight to the products in your store
How it works
Tell me what you need photographed and how many items. I'll send you the price, the timeline and the address to ship to. Send the products by parcel, and once they arrive I'll confirm everything came in good condition.
First I photograph one product and send it to you for approval. Once you're happy with the style, I shoot the rest. You get the finished photos via a download link together with the invoice, and after payment I send your products back, carefully packed.
A trial photo for free
Send me one photo from your online store and I'll edit it for free. You'll see the difference before you order anything. The trial is available once per online store.
Customers from abroad
You can send me your products from any country in the European Union, with Packeta or any other carrier. I send them back with Packeta, which delivers to all EU countries. I don't accept products from outside the EU, as parcels would be held at customs and duty would apply.
If you're far away, the easiest option is often just editing the photos you already have. Send them by email or as a download link and I'll return the edited photos the same way, without a single parcel.
Why photos matter for website speed too
A photo straight from a phone or camera is often several megabytes and can noticeably slow down an online store. My photos have the right dimensions and a modern format, so they look sharp and your website stays fast.
FAQ
How much does product photography cost?
Photos on a white background are €8 each, €7 each from 20 photos and €5 each from 50 photos. The minimum order is 5 photos. A styled photo with props is €16. Editing one of your existing photos is €3, more demanding edits (glass, jewelry, background replacement) are €5, and 20% less from 50 photos.
Who pays for shipping?
You send the products to me at your own cost. I send them back insured with Packeta. Within the Czech Republic and Slovakia, return shipping is free for orders from €62; otherwise, and to other EU countries, I charge the actual shipping cost. Products worth more than €410 only by prior arrangement.
How long does it take?
Photography within 5 business days of receiving the products, editing of existing photos within 3 business days.
Do you also work for online stores abroad?
Yes. I accept products from all EU countries and return them with Packeta. I can edit your existing photos wherever you are in the world, just send me the files.
What if I have photos that just don't look good?
Send them to me. I'll cut out the product, clean up the background, balance the colors and lighting, and prepare the right sizes for your store. I'll edit one photo for free as a trial.
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