Do I get marketing photos as well as a video?

It is worth being blunt about this, because most tools in this category do one or the other. A listing needs moving footage for the feed and stills for the product page, the ad set, the email and the marketplace — and shooting those separately is two briefs, two budgets and two sets of results that never quite match.

How one upload produces both

Nitaris treats them as one shoot. The film and the stills come from the same reference photo and the same art direction, so the set reads as one session rather than a collage: the hero listing shot, a macro of the clasp or the stone, a lifestyle frame with props and practical light, and an on-model frame that shows scale.

How many stills, and in what shapes?

Photo sets are generated in batches — three, four or six shots — and each shot has its own role in the set rather than being the same frame six times. You pick the batch size and the aspect ratio before you generate.

Can I shoot a whole catalogue at once?

Yes, for the photos. A bulk shoot takes up to fifty products in one run. On the web you drop in the photos and Nitaris groups them into products by filename for you to check; in the Shopify app you pick the products and their photos are fetched for you. Every product gets its own set, with one shot count and one shape across the run. Films are still made one product at a time.

A bulk run offers two lanes. Standard starts now. Economy renders overnight, returns within 24 hours and costs fewer credits: a six-shot set is 36 credits instead of 60. If an economy set does not come back, it is not charged.

Can it clean up a photo I already have?

One photo at a time, yes. A generated still or your own uploaded photo can be turned into a white-background packshot or a transparent cut-out for ten credits, or upscaled to 4K for twenty. Each one is re-rendered with the product held to your photo, not masked pixel by pixel, so check the edges and the label before you use it on a listing.