PROFESSIONAL PRODUCT PHOTO EDITING SERVICES
A cleaner image. The same real product. ColourCubz edits product photographs for ecommerce brands, retailers, photographers and catalogue teams. Remove distracting backgrounds, refine colour and lighting, and bring consistent framing to a product range without losing the details customers need to judge it.
Send a representative set of SKUs, your preferred finish and the intended sales channel. We can define the retouching scope before you commit a full catalogue.
Product photo editing prepares photographs for a store, marketplace or catalogue by correcting backgrounds, colour, lighting, small distractions and image dimensions. Product retouching can also include detailed surface cleanup, shadow creation and apparel techniques such as ghost mannequin editing.
The right brief identifies both what should change and what should remain: the item’s shape, texture, branding, colour variant and included components. That distinction matters more than simply making every image brighter.
Isolate the product for a white, transparent or specified background. Solid edges, soft fabric, open spaces and translucent materials need different treatment. Include the final background so edge quality can be judged in context.
Adjust white balance and unwanted colour casts using your approved references. Keep each SKU’s intended shade identifiable. Recolouring a photograph requires a reliable reference for the actual variant being sold.
Remove capture-related dust, distracting marks and minor handling imperfections within the agreed brief. Preserve texture, stitching, engraving and printed details; do not conceal damage that belongs to the item being sold.
Retain, refine or create a shadow that suits the product and background. Specify whether you want a grounded contact shadow, a separate drop shadow or a reflective presentation, with a consistent direction across the range.
Remove the mannequin and combine suitable inner views to show the garment’s shape. Supply neck, collar or interior captures where needed. Missing fabric detail should not be treated as if it were photographed.
Standardise canvas size, margins, orientation and naming across a collection. Define how products should sit within the frame so different sizes and angles remain visually coherent without implying false relative scale.
| Product | What deserves attention | What to preserve |
|---|---|---|
| Jewellery | Dust, reflective edges, chain openings and distracting colour casts | Metal finish, stone colour, engraving and setting detail |
| Apparel | Background edges, mannequin removal and handling creases | Fabric weave, seams, garment cut and genuine drape |
| Furniture | Leg cutouts, upholstery colour and grounding shadows | Wood grain, proportions, material finish and construction |
| Electronics & packaged goods | Reflective surfaces, dust and consistent alignment | Ports, labels, model numbers and included accessories |
A smooth metal surface and a woven fabric should not receive the same finish. Specify whether a visible mark is a capture artefact, a manufacturing feature or part of the item’s condition.
For example, a retailer may request a white-background primary image and a transparent cutout from the same source. Treat these as two specified outputs, rather than assuming one file will suit every use.
Tell us whether your images are for Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, WooCommerce or another destination, and whether they are primary listing images, additional views or promotional graphics. Provide the current specifications for that placement and category.
Background, cropping, overlays and export requirements should be checked against that brief. A white background or a particular pixel dimension does not by itself guarantee approval. Keep the item, quantity and accessories shown consistent with the actual offer.
If the same product appears in multiple channels, agree separate export presets before the batch is edited. This avoids repeatedly resizing the only finished copy.
Include typical product, difficult edge/material, and colour variant.
Confirm background, reference colour, shadow style, crop and output format.
Inspect at normal listing size and close up. Consolidate approved feedback.
Agree quantity, price, delivery milestones and revision scope before batch processing.
For ghost mannequin work, include inner garment views. For reflective products, send sample early. Severe blur or clipped highlights may require a new capture.
Removing a photographer's dust speck is distinct from concealing product defects. Flag differences in the brief so images accurately represent what buyers receive.
Cost depends on the number of images, edge complexity, surface cleanup, colour work and required outputs. A simple boxed product on white involves different work from jewellery with fine chains or a garment requiring interior compositing.
See our photo editing pricing or send representative files for a confirmed quote. Ask about a sample edit before placing a larger bulk order.
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Background removal isolates the item from its surroundings. Product retouching also addresses the item itself, including colour, surface distractions, lighting and presentation. Specify both if the photograph needs more than a cutout.
Yes. Request a flattened white-background output and a transparent PNG as separate deliverables. Provide dimensions, margins and any other channel requirements before work begins.
ColourCubz offers colour correction and replacement. Supply approved references and identify the relevant SKU for each variant. Accurate source capture and reference quality matter; edits cannot guarantee identical appearance on every screen.
Send the garment photographs and any interior views needed to reconstruct the neck, collar or other openings. Include a reference for shape and positioning so the scope can be assessed before editing.
Share the channel, placement, category and current image specifications. The editing brief can then define backgrounds, crops and exports. Marketplace approval depends on more than retouching and cannot be guaranteed.
Bulk pricing depends on quantity, product complexity and output requirements. Send a representative sample of the range, including difficult items, for a quote and delivery plan.
Send original RAW, TIFF, PSD, PNG or JPEG files, identifying your camera format when relevant. Agree on JPEG, transparent PNG or layered PSD delivery, dimensions and colour profile before production.
Share a representative image set, your catalogue requirements and the finish you want. ColourCubz can assess the work and confirm a practical scope for your collection.