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For automotive photographers

Car photo editing.
From shoot
to handoff.

You bring the angles. Give the exterior shots a consistent background, check the details, and deliver a vehicle photo set under one stock number. Built for the work between your camera and your client.

One free first vehicle per account, up to 50 photos. No credit card.

Fixed white backgroundWhite Acura RDX on the white sweep background in an internal editing example
Prepared sourceThe same white Acura RDX photographed on a wet outdoor lot
Same car, before and after. Internal QA on an openly licensed photo; background replaced, image scaled and previews compressed. IFCAR · public domain · Wikimedia Commons.

One vehicle per set

Up to 50 photos

Four fixed backgrounds

JPEG, PNG & ZIP

Your editing toolkit

A consistent look.
A considered delivery.

Automatic car picture editing handles the background. You make the final call on the car, the cutout and the files your client receives.

01

One background across the set

Choose white sweep, light grey, dark grey or soft showroom for the exterior views. Keep the same preset across one vehicle's photos.

Explore the car editor
02

Check the car before delivery

Compare each result with its source. Review the mirrors, wheels, glass and visible wear; keep the original or reshoot when a cutout is unsuitable.

Use the quality checklist
03

Confirm the plate cover

Review the suggested plate box and choose blur, pixelate or solid. A logo cover is available in the saved vehicle settings as well as in the separate free plate tool.

Try the free plate tool
04

Hand off a vehicle ZIP

Collect up to 50 photos under one stock number. Approve the frames, wait for settings to save, then export the set as JPEG or PNG in a ZIP.

Open the vehicle workspace

From camera to client

One shoot. Four steps.

  1. 01

    Shoot a complete car

    Capture the exterior angles, cabin, mileage and visible condition. Keep the camera originals and start a separate set for each vehicle.

  2. 02

    Build the vehicle set

    Sign in, add the stock number and upload up to 50 photos. Choose or save a shop background to reuse on later sets. Arrange the initial photos before creating the set; later additions go to the end.

  3. 03

    Review every frame

    Choose a fixed exterior background. Check scene classification, the cutout and plate boxes. Cabin and detail views stay as photographed; optional color and level fixes start off.

  4. 04

    Export and hand off

    Approve the photos and confirm saved settings. Choose one output size for the set, download its ZIP, and check the files before sending or uploading them yourself.

Start a vehicle set

Made for your working day

On the lot.
Between shoots.
At your desk.

Use your phone or laptop. Bring photos you have permission to edit and deliver, then keep the originals with your project.

Dealership photographers

Keep a separate stock-number set for every vehicle, from the first exterior frame to the final condition detail.

Freelance photographers

Agree the shot list and background with your client, then use the same review checklist before each delivery.

Studios and small agencies

Choose a repeatable capture and review process. Download the files for your existing client handoff workflow.

Try it on your own photo

Start with one frame.

Upload one car, pick a fixed background and inspect the result. Sign in when you are ready to run the edit. Compare the mirrors, glass, wheels and visible condition before you download.

1 · Car photo

2 · Background

3 · Output size

Your result shows here. The car keeps its original pixels; only the background changes.

For a full shoot, open Vehicles and keep each car in its own set.

FAQ

Editing FAQ

Can I use automatic picture editing for a whole car shoot?

Yes. The Vehicles workspace accepts up to 50 photos for one vehicle. Exterior frames can use the same fixed background; frames classified as interior or detail are kept as photographed. Jobs are processed in sequence, and you review and approve the results before export.

Does it change the car or repair damage?

The car is copied from the uploaded photo and scaled to the selected output size. Background edges are blended. It does not repair dents, scratches, hidden wheels or missing details. Optional white-balance and level corrections change the image and are off by default. Glass retains the photographed view and reflections.

Can I use my client's own showroom or save a client brand profile?

The automotive workflow currently offers four fixed backgrounds: white sweep, light grey, dark grey and soft showroom. Custom showroom uploads are not available. You can save and reuse a shop background, logo, plate and export settings, and each vehicle keeps a snapshot of the settings used for it. Confirm that a fixed preset meets the client's brief before editing a set.

What files can I deliver?

You can download individual photos or a stock-number ZIP of approved frames as JPEG or PNG. Choose the set's output size, including 1920×1440 or original-size output, and check the downloaded images against the client's requirements. Uploading to a marketplace or a dealer system is a separate, manual step.

Can I try it before choosing a plan?

After sign-in, your first vehicle set is free — one vehicle per account with up to 50 photos, no credit card needed. After that, Pro ($29/month) includes 150 automotive images per billing period and Max ($99/month) includes 800; additional work can use your existing credits. The single-photo editor separately keeps its shared daily allowance: 20 edits per day free, 100 on paid plans.

Keep exploring

Plan the shoot. Check the delivery.

Your next shoot

See what fits your workflow.

Try a frame from your own camera, then decide how it belongs in your next delivery.

Try a car photo See plans

Reviewed · Published by HeyDreaming