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Not a professional photographer? How do you handle taking pictures of your products?
Next Monday I'm launching VirtualSnap, a product aimed at small DIY creators who can't really afford to pay for expensive professional photographers but still want to get that "professional look" on their product photos for their e-commerce sites.
With this tool, you can snap "virtual" pictures of your products with the help of AI.
If you're an indie DIY maker yourself, how do you handle this problem? Would a tool like VirtualSnap sound interesting to you?
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Sammi Cen
Thanks for sharing! Pictures in your collection or downloaded from the Internet are most likely to appear pixelated, blurry, or blocky. I have used an AI repair tool before, and the effect is quite good. If you are interested, you can learn about the latest AI technology. It may be useful to anyone in need, especially small businesses, who can use AI Product Image Generator to improve the sales.
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Thanks for the insight @zeng! Hyper-realism is definitely what I was after while building VirtualSnap.
The aim was to never have to use another stock image, specially if they're free, because those same photos will pop-up in multiple design/sites. Now you get to create your own, unique, and royalty-free photos in seconds.
I think this sounds great! I have an Etsy site where I've sold everything from ceramics, greeting cards, and dish towels. Having great photography is key. I typically use my iphone on a tripod to snap pictures. I use natural light and do most pictures on my dining room table. I could definitely use help taking better pictures. Could you please share the link?