For shoe stores
A shoe is bought on how it looks on a foot, not on a shelf, and a side view alone will not do. Its particular problem is that hand cropping keeps clipping the toe or the heel, because a shoe extends horizontally while most store sizes are square.
What changes for you
- Cropping that does not clip the toe
- The resize tool widens the scene instead of cutting it, so a horizontally extended shoe fits a square frame while staying whole. This is the most repeated complaint in shoe catalogues.
- The shape on a foot
- A worn shot answers what a shelf photograph cannot: how does it actually look? It is a clear conversion difference, because a shoe is a product whose appearance on the body is part of its value.
- One background for a large catalogue
- Shoe stores usually carry many models with several colours each. Isolation makes dozens of images look like one session without reshooting anything.
The tools that serve you here
Not all six — the ones that earn their place in your situation, most useful first.
- Background RemovalIsolate the product from its background and get a transparent cut-out.
- Virtual Try-OnPick a model and the same person appears in every shot, same face, same features. The piece is fitted automatically, and a written note can change their pose, expression and setting. Takes clothing, bags and shoes.
- Resize for Any ChannelConvert a finished image to another aspect ratio — it expands or crops the scene intelligently, keeping the product intact.
How to start
- Upload the shoe from a side or three-quarter angle.
- Isolate the background, or generate a worn shot.
- Convert to your store's ratio without clipping the toe.
Cost
| The tools that serve you here | 1k1024×1024 | 2k2048×2048 | 4k4096×4096 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Background Removal | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Virtual Try-On | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| Resize for Any Channel | 2 | 3 | 4 |
Credits per single image, shown before you press generate.
Questions from shoe stores
Does it really show the shoe on a foot?
Yes — the try-on tool accepts footwear as it accepts clothing and bags. Results are better when the original is at a clear angle rather than straight down from above.
The logo on the side — does it change?
Logos and lettering are what can differ most from the original, so check them on every image. Background removal never touches them, because it keeps the original photograph.
I have twenty models in four colours each
Eighty images is real work when processing one at a time, so count the hours before starting. Send us the number and we will estimate time and cost honestly before you subscribe.
Which ratio suits shoes?
Square for the catalogue, since that is most common in stores, and tall for social. What matters is converting with the resize tool rather than cropping by hand, or you lose the end of the shoe.
Nearby situations
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