# PhotosynthAI > PhotosynthAI is a Shopify app that turns the casual phone photos already attached to Shopify products into professional studio product photography with AI — ghost-mannequin, pressed flatlay, studio-white and upscale styles, generated in under a minute, up to 10 photos per batch, published back to the product in one click. It runs entirely inside the Shopify admin. Listed on the Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/photosynthai (rated 5.0). Key facts: - Works from photos already on your Shopify products; nothing to export or reshoot. - Reference photos (fabric, fit, tag) keep colors, silhouette and printed labels accurate to the real product. - Any result can be refined with a follow-up instruction; all versions are kept for comparison. - Publishing adds alongside the original photo or replaces it; files are named from the product and SKU. - Pricing (7-day free trial on Starter, billed through Shopify, 30-day periods): Starter $29/mo for 50 images then $0.75/image (capped at $100/period); Studio $79/mo for 200 images then $0.60/image (capped at $100); Scale $199/mo for 600 images then $0.50/image (capped at $250). Generation stops at the pre-approved cap — no surprise bills. - Output up to 4K resolution. Powered by Google's latest image AI. - Support: support@photosynthai.com ## Pages - [PhotosynthAI — AI product photography for Shopify](https://photosynthai.com/): Turn the phone photos already on your Shopify products into professional studio product photography with AI — in under a minute, in bulk, inside your admin. - [Product photography guides for Shopify merchants](https://photosynthai.com/guides): Ghost mannequin, flatlay and white-background product photos explained — what each style is for, and how to produce it without booking a studio. - [Ghost mannequin photos without a studio](https://photosynthai.com/ghost-mannequin-photos): What a ghost mannequin photo is, why apparel listings need one, and how to get the invisible-mannequin look from a flat phone photo with AI. - [AI product photography for Shopify, honestly assessed](https://photosynthai.com/ai-product-photography-shopify): Where AI-generated product photos hold up, where they fail, and the four checks to run before publishing one to a live Shopify listing. - [Flatlay product photos that look catalog-ready](https://photosynthai.com/flatlay-product-photos): How to shoot a flatlay that reads as professional — framing, light, wrinkles and price tags — and how to fix the phone photos you already have. - [White background product photos, explained](https://photosynthai.com/white-background-product-photos): Why marketplaces expect pure white, what RGB 255 actually requires, and three ways to convert the product photos you already have to the standard. - [PhotosynthAI vs Photoroom for Shopify product photos](https://photosynthai.com/photosynthai-vs-photoroom): A fair comparison of PhotosynthAI and Photoroom for Shopify product photos — where each runs, fidelity, publish-back, batch, and pricing, as of August 2026. - [Ghost mannequin photography cost: studio, service, or AI](https://photosynthai.com/ghost-mannequin-photography-cost): What ghost mannequin photos cost in 2026: studio day rates, per-image retouching services, and AI generation compared — with real published prices. - [How to remove a price tag from a product photo](https://photosynthai.com/remove-price-tag-from-product-photo): Price tags make listings look secondhand. Four ways to remove them — phone tools, Photoshop, and batch AI — and which ones smear fabric texture. - [Shopify product image size: the actual requirements](https://photosynthai.com/shopify-product-image-size): Shopify's real limits — under 20 MB and 5000 × 5000 px — plus the size to actually upload, aspect ratio, and format advice, as of August 2026. - [Product photography for clothing brands: a practical system](https://photosynthai.com/product-photography-for-clothing-brands): A practical product photography system for small clothing brands: three shots per garment, a repeatable phone workflow, and where AI generation fits. - [Jewelry product photography: a practical guide](https://photosynthai.com/jewelry-product-photography): How to photograph jewelry without a studio — diffusion, macro focus, honest metal color, and where AI helps with backgrounds but must not touch detail. - [Shoe product photography that sells the pair](https://photosynthai.com/shoe-product-photography): The six angles that sell shoes, the prep behind each frame, why the contact shadow matters, and where AI cleanup honestly fits a footwear catalog. - [Bag and accessory product photography: shape, material, scale](https://photosynthai.com/bag-accessory-product-photography): How to photograph bags, belts, scarves, and hats: hold the sold shape, keep leather and hardware honest, light the interior, and where AI safely fits. - [Lifestyle product photos vs studio white — when each one sells](https://photosynthai.com/lifestyle-product-photos): What a lifestyle photo does that studio white cannot, which Shopify gallery slot each belongs in, and the honesty line for AI-generated backgrounds. - [T-shirt product photography: flat, ghost, or on a body](https://photosynthai.com/tshirt-product-photography): Why tees are deceptively hard to shoot, when flatlay, ghost mannequin or on-model earns its cost, and how to keep prints exact at 100% zoom. - [Black Friday product photos: getting the catalog Q4-ready](https://photosynthai.com/black-friday-product-photos): Why catalog photo work must finish before October — ad lead times, feed reviews, theme freezes — plus a triage method and a week-by-week plan to BFCM. - [Product photo backgrounds beyond white: what actually works](https://photosynthai.com/product-photo-background-ideas): The four backgrounds that consistently sell, the ones that reliably hurt, contrast rules that replace color psychology, and how to change backgrounds with AI. - [About PhotosynthAI](https://photosynthai.com/about): Who builds PhotosynthAI, what the Shopify app does, the principles behind it — accuracy over beauty, no invented numbers — and how to reach us. - [PhotosynthAI pricing](https://photosynthai.com/pricing): PhotosynthAI costs $29–$199/month for 50–600 AI product photos. Full plan details, real per-photo math, overage rates, and hard spending caps. ## Policies - [Privacy Policy](https://photosynthai.com/privacy): what data the app accesses, stores, and deletes.