What's the catch? Fair question.

Catalog rendering for furniture, textile and interior brands. Import the products you already sell, make a room or upload your own, and Skip Shoot renders every SKU and finish into it, including the ones a shoot never gets to.

It won't replace a campaign shoot with models, lifestyle storytelling or an art director on set, and renders are approximations you should check against the product. But for every finish and colorway of the products you already sell, you won't need to book one.

Not at the moment. You can create a workspace without a card and choose Studio or Pro from Settings when you're ready to render; nothing is charged until you do, and a render that fails never costs a credit.

1 credit is 1 render. Making a room is 1 credit, and each product you render into a room is 1 more, so 20 products in one room cost 20 credits.

No: a clear product photo or a finish swatch is enough. Each product gets its own render pass to keep its scale close to the real thing, but renders are approximations, so check them against the product.

Yes: the workspace owner cancels from Settings, Workspace, Manage billing, and nothing further is charged. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for, a year on annual billing, and your catalog, scenes and renders stay in your workspace.

A render that fails never costs a credit — it is returned automatically. A batch of renders is charged all at once or not at all, so you are never part-charged for work you did not receive.

Studio refreshes 500 credits every month, on monthly and annual billing alike; credits can't be bought on their own. For more, move up to Pro from Settings at any time and pay only the difference for the rest of the period: $0.99 a credit, or $0.95 billed annually, from 1,500 credits a month ($1,485).

No: each month's credits arrive at the start of the month, on annual billing too, and unused ones don't carry over to the next. The cost of every render is shown before you start it, so you can plan the month's work.

Yes, through Enterprise: from 10,000 renders a month, we set a volume price and a plan with you, billed monthly for the renders you use. Tell us about your catalog and a person will reply within two working days.

Products sold in finishes, fabrics and colorways: furniture and seating, textiles, lighting, cabinetry, paint colors, surfaces such as wallcovering, wall tile, stone, countertops, flooring and acoustic panels, and outdoor products such as pavers, gravel, mulch, pebbles, pools and landscape plants. The quickest way to find out about yours is to render one.

A clear product image on a plain background, or a flat, evenly lit swatch that shows at least one full pattern repeat. JPEG, PNG and WebP files work, up to 4.5 MB each.

Upload product images in bulk, up to 10 at a time, and each one becomes a product named after its file, or import a CSV of your catalog with dimensions and image links. You can also connect a cloud drive, such as Dropbox, or Adobe Scene7 in Settings and import straight from them; commerce and CMS connectors aren't available yet.

Yes: upload a photo of your room or showroom and render your products into it, or describe a room and Skip Shoot makes it for you. Every room in your workspace is yours alone: there is no shared library, so no other brand renders into it.

Minutes: create a workspace and choose a plan, then make a room, pick your product and export. There is no onboarding call, no setup fee and nothing to install.

A prompt box gives you a picture; Skip Shoot works from your catalog, placing every SKU and finish on its own pass, applying your brand kit to editorial exports and saving every render to a gallery your whole team shares. The comparison page puts it side by side with a photoshoot, a 3D studio and an AI image tool.

Yes: owners and admins invite teammates from Settings, Workspace, and everyone shares the catalog, scenes and gallery; Studio includes 3 seats, and Pro and Enterprise have unlimited seats. Agencies run client work the same way today; if you need a separate workspace per client, talk to us.

Renders are AI-generated, not photographs, so check color, scale and finish against the real product before you publish. You own the imagery generated in your workspace under our Terms, and we do not use your uploads or renders to train our models.

Yes: the imagery generated in your workspace is yours under our Terms, so you can list it on Amazon, Google Shopping or any other marketplace. Each marketplace sets its own image rules, such as white-background main images or labels for AI-generated pictures, so follow theirs when you list.

Data is encrypted in transit with TLS, sensitive data is encrypted at rest, and access is limited to authorized personnel, on managed cloud infrastructure with regular security reviews. Your uploads and renders are never used to train our models.

Renders are made in 4K and download as full-quality image files, so they go wherever you publish today: your own site, marketplaces, dealer portals, print and social. Nothing needs to be installed on your site.

Yes: in a 2024 study, home décor shown in a room sold 94% more on Wayfair (Summerlin, Powell and Fukuda), and in a 2022 study, Airbnb listings with professionally made pictures had 8.98% higher occupancy (Zhang et al., Management Science). Our blog walks through these and the other studies, with every source cited.