Rawshot.ai

Product Import And Handling

Product import and handling

Start from your real item and keep product fidelity while building the scene.

Every shoot starts with your real product. Upload a product photo, a flat-lay, a mockup or a technical sketch, and RAWSHOT builds the shoot around that item, with cut, colour, pattern, logo and hardware carried through to the finished image.

7-day free trial • 50 credits (10 images) • Cancel anytime

Product photo, flat-lay, mockup or technical sketch · the app flags unsuitable uploads before you generate

A woman's ear shown in side view at head level, wearing a silver stud earring against a pure white backdrop.
Women's Silver Stud Earrings
A man's wrist wearing a silver analogue watch, shown from above with his fingers spread. The hand and wrist are framed against a canyon edge backdrop.
Men's Silver Analogue Watch
Front view of a bohemian chiffon wedding dress, framed from the neck down with the neck held straight. The dress is shown against a flat pebble-grey backdrop.
Bohemian Chiffon Wedding Dress
A hand and wrist shown from above with a cream cable-knit glove worn on the hand, held flat against a Pacific Coast Highway backdrop.
Men's Cream Cable-Knit Gloves
A hand and wrist wearing a men's gold chain bracelet, shown from a top view with the fingers spread. The bracelet is isolated against a pure white backdrop.
Men's Gold Chain Bracelet
A cream knit wrap is shown from the front around a straight neck, framed closely at the neck against a pure white backdrop.
Cream Knit Wrap

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02 · Direct the shoot

Set the shoot, and read it back.

Every control on the left is a list you pick from. The sheet beside it reads your selection back and names what each setting decides.

Direct the shoot

1 control

Start from

4

The shoot you just built

1 setting

Start from

Product photo

Choose what you have. A clear, well-lit upload gives the most accurate result.

Every line on this sheet is a shoot the studio produces, in 30 to 40 seconds.

03 · The option set

Everything you can set

None of these is a page of its own. They are the parts of this feature.

Product photo

Flat-lay

Mockup

Technical sketch

04 · What changes

What this changes about the picture

Three consequences of the control above, and the limits it does not lift.

Four ways to start

Product photo, flat-lay, mockup or technical sketch. You can photograph a collection before samples are made.

Upload check first

If an upload is not suitable, the app says so in plain language before you spend a generation on it.

Handling poses

Some poses have the model hold or wear the product actively, which helps bags, eyewear and accessories read in use.

  • Accuracy depends on the upload. Blurry, cropped or heavily shadowed sources limit what can be carried through.
  • A technical sketch shows construction; colour and material need to be clear from the sketch or a reference.

Consistency

Change one thing. The rest of the feed holds.

Once the product is in, every other decision works around it. Change the model or the light and the item stays the same piece.

You change one

  • Frame
  • Pose
  • Camera view
  • Model

The rest holds

  • Cut and colour

    Carried from your upload into each image.

  • Pattern and logo

    Kept as placed on the product.

  • Hardware

    Buttons, zips and trims stay part of the piece.

07 · Who it's for

The job in front of them

Most people using RAWSHOT are one person inside a brand with a deliverable and a date.

  • Indie designer or emerging brand

    Show a new piece on a model from a sketch or mockup before paying for samples and a studio day.

    Before pre-orders or a wholesale meeting

  • Marketplace and resale seller

    Turn existing product photos into on-model listing images of the actual item.

    Before the listing goes live

08 · Use cases

When this is the control you need

The situations people arrive with, in the words they use.

A collection exists as technical sketches, and buyers want to see the pieces worn.

Start from the sketches, then cast a model and set the frame. You get on-model images of the designs before samples are shipped.

Only flat-lay photos exist for a restock.

Upload the flat-lays and build on-model images from them, so product pages show how each piece reads on a body.

A bag needs to be shown in use, not just held up.

Use a product-handling pose so the model carries the bag the way a customer would.

09 · Evidence

Numbers you can check.

Every figure here is counted for this page. None of it is estimated.

70
Shots in this setup

Counted in the gallery when this page was built, not estimated.

Counted live

Pricing

Five credits per 2K image.

Four monthly plans, all priced on the page. The cost is shown before every generation, and plans can be cancelled in one click.

Starter

$9per month

Credits
80 credits a month
Images
≈ 16 images at 2K
Per image
$0.56 per 2K image
Choose Starter
Most popular

Growth

$39per month

Credits
400 credits a month
Images
≈ 80 images at 2K
Per image
$0.49 per 2K image
Choose Growth

Pro

$89per month

Credits
960 credits a month
Images
≈ 192 images at 2K
Per image
$0.46 per 2K image
Choose Pro

Business

$179per month

Credits
2,000 credits a month
Images
≈ 400 images at 2K
Per image
$0.45 per 2K image
Choose Business

Every plan includes

  • Licence-free models
  • Private model builder
  • 1,000+ neutral wardrobe pieces
  • Up to four products per composition
  • 15 frames, 104 poses, 10 expressions
  • 24 makeup looks
  • Four photography directions
  • 2K and 4K output, nine aspect ratios
  • Video: up to 3 scenes of 5 s, 720p or 1080p
  • Full commercial rights, permanently
  • C2PA-signed, AI-labelled output
  • EU hosting, GDPR-compliant

If a generation fails on our side, the credits come back. No per-seat fees. Cancel in one click.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What kind of product upload works best?

A sharp, evenly lit image that shows the whole product works best, whether it is a product photo, flat-lay, mockup or technical sketch. If an upload is unsuitable, the app tells you before you generate.

Can I create on-model images before I have samples?

Yes. You can start from a mockup or a technical sketch, so you can present a piece on a model before a physical sample exists.

Does RAWSHOT keep logos and hardware on the product?

The shoot is built around your uploaded item, including its pattern, logo and hardware. Check fine details in the finished image before publishing, as you would with any product photo.

Who owns the images I create?

You get full commercial rights to every image, permanently, with no recurring licence fee. Every image carries C2PA content credentials and is labelled as AI-generated, so the origin stays transparent wherever the image is used.