For online jewelry stores
Product photos for an online jewelry store, without booking a shoot
Catalog shots on white, on-model images and short product video, made from the phone or studio photos you already have. Each render takes about 30 seconds.
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In short
Hues AI is an AI imaging studio for jewelry. An online store uploads the product photos it already has and gets marketplace-ready catalog shots, on-model images and short product videos, with full commercial rights and one-time credits from $0.035 each.
A real studio job: the photo on the left went in, the image on the right came out.
An online jewelry store needs several images per product: a clean main image for the marketplace, a shot on a model so buyers can judge scale, and something that moves for social. Hues makes each of those from a photo you already have, so a new piece can go live the day it arrives instead of waiting for the next shoot.
One product photo, every image a listing needs
Start with AI jewelry photography for the main image: the piece on white or a plain background, evenly lit, with metal and stones kept as they are. From the same photo, model photography puts the piece on an ear, neck, wrist or hand, which answers the question buyers ask most about jewelry online: how big is it, really.
Product video turns the still into a short clip for a listing video slot, a Reel or a TikTok. If you sell the same design in several finishes, the metal color tool edits a photo from a written instruction, such as the metal you want; compare each result with the real piece before you list it.
Built around marketplace rules
Every marketplace has its own rules for the main image: background color, how much of the frame the product fills, minimum size. The marketplace pages below list each one's rules, checked against the marketplace's own seller documentation, and the free image checker tests a photo against them before you upload.
A whole collection, one look
Batch processing queues an entire collection at once and keeps the lighting and framing the same across every piece, so a category page looks like one shoot rather than forty different ones. Every image ships at up to 16 MP with full commercial rights, which covers the listing, ads and your own site.
The tools for this job
AI jewelry photography
Your main listing image: the piece on white or a plain backdrop.
Jewelry model photography
The piece worn, so a shopper can judge its size before buying.
Jewelry product video
A short clip for the listing video slot, Reels or TikTok.
Change jewelry metal color
Edit a photo to show another finish, then check it against the piece.
Jewelry background removal
Swap a cluttered backdrop for a clean or styled one.
Jewelry photo retouching
Clear dust and glare from photos taken on a phone.
Image rules for the marketplaces you sell on
What it costs
If you add new pieces every week, a mid-size pack lowers the rate. The Studio pack is 5,000 credits for $137.50, or $0.027 per credit. Credits are a one-time purchase, and the studio shows each job’s credit cost before it runs. Every pack from 500 to 50,000 credits is on the pricing page.
Talk to sales
Tell us what you sell and how many images you need a month.
Frequently asked questions
Hues renders the piece on white or a plain background, which is what most marketplaces ask for in the main image. Each marketplace sets its own rules on background, fill and size, so check the rules page for your marketplace, or run the file through the free image checker before you upload.
Yes. Batch processing runs a whole collection with the same lighting and framing, so products photographed on different days still match on the category page.
Every image comes with full commercial rights, so you can use it on marketplaces, your own store, ads and print.
Credits are a one-time purchase, from $0.035 per credit on the smallest pack down to $0.02 at volume. Each tool has its own credit cost, and the studio shows the exact figure before you run anything, so you can price a product's full image set before committing.
Yes. A clear phone photo of the piece is the input for every tool here. Retouching clears dust and glare, and the catalog tool puts the piece on a clean background. Check Etsy's image rules page for the size and ratio it asks for.
Each marketplace sets its own policy, and the rules page for each one quotes it from the marketplace's own help pages. Whatever the policy, the image must show the piece the buyer will receive, so compare every result with the real product.
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Jewelry manufacturers and wholesalers
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Pricing
One-time credit packs, no subscription.
Start with 80 free credits
No card required. Turn your next product shot into catalog-ready imagery in under a minute.