Seven effects
Studio white background, cut-out, staged scene, light and colours, square crop, sharpness and soft shadow.
Before, after, then you decide
Every result compares with the original in one swipe. It replaces the main photo, joins the gallery, or is set aside.
A fixed price, shown up front
The cost in credits shows before you launch. In fast mode, a photo that fails costs nothing.
The original stays
Nothing is replaced without your say-so, and every original can be restored in one move.
What you will see when you open it
Screenshots taken on our demo shop, with sample data. Tap a screen to enlarge it.
Before, after
Every result opens in a panel: the handle compares the original and the retouch, then you replace the main photo or add it to the gallery.
- 1The original
- 2The retouch
- 3Drag the handle
- 4Main photo, or gallery
- 5Photo by photo
On a phone
The same comparison by finger: drag the handle, or tap twice to switch.
- 1The original
- 2The retouch
- 3Drag, or tap twice
- 4Main photo, or gallery
On a tablet
The comparison panel opens over the batch: you move from one photo to the next without closing it.
- 1The original
- 2The retouch
- 3Drag the handle
- 4Main photo, or gallery
How it works
Pick a step to see what it sets off along the way.
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Catalogue photos up to 50 per batch
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Effect and quality price shown up front
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either
- Fast charged on success
- Economy within 24 h
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Before, after
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either
- Main photo
- Gallery
- Set aside
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Catalogue and shop original restorable
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Pick the photos
Products from the catalogue, a selection from the list, or a saved filter.
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Pick the effect and quality
The total price shows before you launch, with your balance afterwards.
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Compare and apply
Photo by photo or the whole batch: main photo, gallery, or set aside.
What you can do with it
In batches
Up to fifty photos per launch, picked from the catalogue or by a saved filter, galleries included if you wish.
Create the missing photo
For a product with no photo, Biddew creates one from the record (name, category, brand, description), to check before use.
Standard or HD, fast or economy
HD for twice the detail; economy for half price, with results ready within 24 hours.
In the catalogue and the shop
The retouched photo becomes the main photo, in the catalogue and the online shop, or joins the gallery. Applying costs nothing more.
Told when it is ready
When a batch is done, the person who launched it is told, by email, in the app, by SMS or WhatsApp.
What the module includes
Artificial intelligence: Biddew
- Plain-language questions on your sales, stock and invoices
- Quotes and sales created in one sentence
- Receipts and invoices read from a photo
- Accounting entries suggested and explained
- Daily report and review of your figures
- Live voice conversation
- WhatsApp sends after confirmation
- Answers drawn from the help centre
- AI product photo studio
Product management
- Products
- Brands
- Categories
- AI photo studio: your products, staged
- Batch retouch: white background, cutout
- Units and pack sizes
- Barcodes read from a photo
- Catalogue import from Excel
The photo taken at the counter
Most catalogue photos are taken on a phone, on the counter or in the aisle, under a strip light. The studio gives them a clean background and even lighting with no photographer or light box, and one consistent staging across the catalogue gives the online shop a polished look.
Common questions
How much does a photo cost?
A fixed price in AI credits, shown before you launch, depending on quality (Standard or HD) and speed (fast or economy). In fast mode, a photo is charged only if it succeeds; in economy, the batch is charged at launch and every failure is refunded.
Can the AI change my product?
She is instructed to keep the product identical (shape, colours, label, logo) and to add no text or people. It is an instruction, not a guarantee: you compare every result before applying it.
What do I need to use it?
The studio comes with Biddew: you need the plan that includes it, AI credits, and the right to edit products.
Works with
The modules talk to each other: what happens here shows up there, with nothing typed twice.
