QUB3D Systems · .pkg · Product Shot Studio

Your product.
Studio lit.
In seconds.

.pkg, the product shot studio, turns a plain photo of your product into a clean, studio-grade image. Shoot it where it sits, on any phone, and get a finished shot back in about twenty seconds. Run it again for the next product and the next, and the whole catalogue comes back looking like it was shot on the same day, in the same studio, by the same hand.

Magnesium bottle photographed on a phone, held in hand against a cluttered background The same bottle as a clean product shot on white Before After
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In development .pkg · A QUB3D Systems project Early access opening soon
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Watch it work

No slides. One take, one product, one photo in and one studio shot out.

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How it works

Three moves. The hard part is the third one, and it is the part you never have to do.

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Bring one photo

Photograph the product wherever it is, on whatever you have. A phone on a shop counter, a desk, a factory floor. It does not need good light, a backdrop, or a tripod. It needs to show the product clearly. PNG or JPG, one file.

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Pick the size

Choose 1K, 2K or 4K. 2K is the working standard for online stores and catalogues. 4K is for print and large format. That is the whole decision, and you can change it between shots.

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Get the shot back

About twenty seconds later a finished studio image comes back beside the original, on clean white, ready to use. Name it and download it. The name carries over and numbers up, so a hundred products come out of the tool already named in order.

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What it does

One lighting language

The same studio treatment is applied to every image, every time, by the same method. That is what makes a catalogue look like a catalogue instead of a folder. A shop page where every product is lit the same way reads as one brand. A page where each shot was taken on a different day, by a different person, reads as a market stall.

A studio that travels

There is no set to build and nothing to book. Any device with a camera becomes the studio, so the studio goes to the product instead of the product going to the studio. A manager on a factory floor can shoot a product where it stands and have a finished image before the next one is unpacked.

Built for volume

A styled studio product shot in South Africa runs from about R350 to R2,500 an image, and a real documented catalogue shoot came out around R700 a product. The maths only gets more lopsided the more products you have. Five hundred products is a project that used to take weeks and a budget. Here it is an afternoon and a routine.

Your images stay yours

Nothing you upload is stored. Your photo is processed to make your image and then it is gone, and the result is yours to download and keep. We keep no copy of either. On the paid tier the image provider does not use your content to improve its products. Generated images carry an invisible provenance marker, which is standard for AI-generated imagery and is there so the origin of an image can always be established.

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Who it is for

Anyone who has to show a product to sell it, and cannot justify a studio every time they add one.

Online stores and catalogues Manufacturers and wholesalers Agencies, studios and print shops Galleries, dealers and resellers Independent operators

Some people use it for their own products. Some sell it on as a service. Both are supported, and the second one is a business.

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Get in before it opens.

The early list is how access is handed out, in order, as capacity allows. You get in before public pricing is set, you see the tool before it is announced, and what you tell us in the first weeks shapes what gets built next. No card, no commitment, and you can leave any time.

Email only · no card · leave any time Business and volume rates on request