Product photography from our York studio

Ecommerce photography.

A complete view. Across your shop.

An online product page has to answer the questions a customer would ask in a shop. We plan a set of photographs that shows the whole item, its useful details and, where needed, how it is used.

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Matcha pouch photographed from the front on white — **Planet Java matcha packaging**From the Packshots Pro portfolio

Planned around your products and where you sell.

York studio. UK-wide service. No minimum order.

Selected ecommerce photography

Give customers a closer look.

Packaging, clothing, reflective metal, detailed materials and complete sets. These examples show the different questions product photographs can answer across an online shop.

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Planet Java matcha pouch photographed from the front, showing its packaging and label — **Food packaging**A clear main product view

Amber eye serum bottle and its box photographed on white — **Skincare and packaging**The product alongside its box

Knitted trainers arranged to show the front, side and shape of the sole — **Footwear**Several surfaces in one view

Model wearing a beige linen waistcoat over a white shirt with dark trousers — **Tailoring on a model**The cut and proportions when worn

Pokémon backpack, lunch bag, bottle and pencil case photographed together on white — **Product bundles**All four pieces of the set

Curved chrome kitchen tap with its handle and metal finish visible against white — **Reflective products**Shape and finish in polished metal

Open grey handbag showing its top zip, lining and inner zipped compartment — **Inside a bag**Lining, openings and compartments

Close-up of a Damascus steel bread knife showing its patterned blade and olive wood handle — **Materials up close**Steel pattern and wood grain

Red and black hand tools, pliers, screwdrivers, sockets and a hammer arranged in rows on white — **Tools and complete kits**Individual components clearly separated

Grey Homefolk oven gloves holding a white casserole pot beside a cream range cooker and pale blue tiled wall — **Homefolk · In the kitchen**Homefolk · products in an everyday setting

Close-up of brown checked tailoring showing a buttoned flap pocket and fabric weave — **Tailoring details**Checks, stitching and a pocket fastening

Cream Cello kettle and matching two-slot toaster photographed together against white — **Cello · Home appliances**Home appliances · shape, controls and metal finish

The photographs work together

What does your product page need to explain?

A package is an agreed set for your products. We confirm what is included, rather than assuming every item needs the same photographs.

Start with the whole product

A clear first image helps people recognise the item and compare products in your shop. Keep the background and framing consistent across the range.

Bag stitching and material detail - ecommerce detail photography UK

Answer the next question

Show the inside of a bag, a fastening, the back of a product or its surface. Choose the views that explain something useful, rather than filling a fixed number of slots.

Juici peach passion drink lifestyle photography - ecommerce lifestyle UK

Show a use or setting

A supporting scene can explain how a product is served, used or placed in a home. Plan these images alongside the simpler views so the set belongs together.

Pokemon 4-piece backpack set group shot - children's product photography UK — Pokemon Backpack Set

From a single item to a catalogue

Make the range easy to compare.

Products, colours and bundles: List each product and colour you need photographed. Flag sets that are sold together so the images show the right contents.
One agreed approach: We plan lighting, angles and space around each item. Send existing shop images if new products need to sit alongside them.
Names you can work with: Share your product names or reference numbers. Agree file naming before the shoot so the finished images are easier to match to your listings.

Agree the useful versions

Ready for your own shop.

Count finished photographs

Ten products with a front, back and detail view means thirty images. A group photograph or styled scene is another image to plan.

Share your website requirements

Tell us your shop platform and any image instructions. We agree dimensions, backgrounds and file types, including any background-free versions.

Plan future additions

If you add products regularly, tell us how often. We can plan repeat shoots around a consistent approach and quote for the work involved.

See more of the work, with photographs you can open and explore.

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Planning your shoot

From the first conversation to the finished images.

How we price your shoot

Send the product list
A website link or simple list is enough to start. Include colours, bundles and your launch date.
Agree the set for each product
We confirm the views, supporting scenes, file requirements and itemised price before booking.
Photograph, finish and deliver
Send the agreed samples to York. We prepare the photographs and supply the files in the formats agreed for your shop.

Build the right set of images

Just the clear product views?

Start with simple-background photographs if your shop already has its supporting images.

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Selling on Amazon?

Plan the main image and supporting listing content around that channel.

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Building a fashion range?

Choose the garment views and whether you need mannequin or model photography.

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Let’s plan the work

Tell us what you have in mind.

Launching a shop, refreshing a range or adding new products? Tell us what is changing and which questions the photographs need to answer.

A product link or rough idea is enough to start. We will come back with a plan and an itemised estimate.

Before you book

Ecommerce photography questions.

What is included in an ecommerce package?

We agree the image set around your products. It can include clear product views, close-ups, groups and styled images. The estimate lists the photographs and finishing included; there is no assumed number of images per product.

Can you work with Shopify or WooCommerce?

Yes. Share your website and any image requirements. We agree the dimensions, backgrounds and file formats so the photographs fit the way your shop displays products.

Can different products have different numbers of photos?

Yes. A simple item may need fewer views than a bag with pockets or a kit with several parts. We plan around what a customer needs to understand.

Can I add products to an existing range?

Yes. Send examples of your current photographs and a list of the new items. We agree the lighting, angles and framing to keep the range consistent.

How is the price worked out?

We quote for the images and work agreed for your project. Your itemised estimate sets out the photography, editing and any additional production requirements. Packshots Pro is not VAT registered and does not charge VAT. There is no minimum order.

Can you work to my deadline?

Tell us the date when you enquire, along with when the products or source images will be available. We confirm the delivery date before booking and will tell you if the brief needs adjusting to fit the time available.

Make the range easy to compare.

Products, colours and bundles

List each product and colour you need photographed. Flag sets that are sold together so the images show the right contents.

One agreed approach

We plan lighting, angles and space around each item. Send existing shop images if new products need to sit alongside them.

Names you can work with

Share your product names or reference numbers. Agree file naming before the shoot so the finished images are easier to match to your listings.

Ecommerce photography.

Give customers a closer look.