Shoes Marketplace Listing Photo Studio

Shoe photos: the angle you shoot is the angle you get

Shoe buyers expect a set of views: the outside profile, the top, the sole, the heel and a close-up of the material. A new backdrop cannot rotate a shoe, so each view needs its own photo. Stuff the shoes with paper so they hold their shape, lace them neatly, and photograph every angle against the same plain surface so the set looks consistent after editing.

Leather and patent shoes reflect the room, and suede shows every scuff; the AI is asked to keep the shoe as photographed, so prepare it properly. Brush suede, wipe leather and clean the welt. For resale, photograph the sole and the insole as plain photos; those show wear, and a styled scene should never stand in for them.

For a pair, place both shoes close together so they read as one product; a large gap between them can split the scene awkwardly. To preview a colorway you are thinking of making, change the shoe color on a photo, but only list colors you actually stock. For a plain cut-out, remove the background from the shoe photo.