Use Shopify Recipes

Recipes work across apparel (tops, bottoms, dresses, outerwear, activewear), footwear, bags, jewelry, watches, eyewear, and small accessories. With AI Match, your images are classified automatically and the right recipe variant runs on each product type — useful when one catalog spans multiple categories like apparel plus accessories or jewelry plus watches.

Pose-aware crops use AI to crop product images intelligently around the model's body — headless crops (cutting above the shoulders for privacy or modesty), body-aware crops (preserving the garment fully while removing surrounding context), and torso or waist-up framing. These are essential for marketplaces like Amazon and Walmart that require specific framing rules, and for brands managing influencer content where face rights aren't cleared. Most editors don't offer this — Crop.photo does.

Yes. Recipes export to channel-ready specs in one pass — Shopify (2048 × 2048), Amazon main image (1600 × 1600 with white background), Etsy listing photos, Instagram Shop, Google Shopping, and DTC site banners. Run a single recipe and get every output size your sales channels need, with the right aspect ratio and background rules applied automatically.

Yes. The on-model generation recipe places your flat product images on AI-generated models — different ethnicities, body types, poses, and backgrounds — so you can produce on-model PDP visuals from packshots alone. Useful for new product drops, marketplace listings, and refreshing seasonal collections without booking a studio or model talent.

Yes. The fashion retouching recipe smooths skin without making it plastic, removes lint and stray threads from garments, fixes wrinkles and fold lines on apparel, and corrects color casts under studio lighting. Run it across an entire collection and the AI maintains consistency between shots — same skin tone, same fabric texture, same exposure — so your PDP grid looks like one shoot, not twenty.