Marketplace Presets Release: First Up - Breuninger

A marketplace spec is written in fixed numbers. The crop ratio. How much floor sits under the shoes. The exact backdrop, down to the hex value.

An image model does not do fixed numbers. Ask it for the same framing twice and you get two answers, both good, neither identical. On one image nobody notices. Across four hundred, it is the difference between a batch that goes live and one that comes back.

This release is mostly about fixing that.

Marketplace presets

In Settings, under Product Studio, you can now add a ready-made studio set with one click. It installs three perspectives: a front view, a back view, and a detail view.

The front and back are locked. Framing, backdrop, format and pose stay fixed no matter who on your team runs the shoot or how many products go through it. You still choose which AI model renders them. Everything else stays where we set it, and we maintain it.

The first set is built for Breuninger. More marketplaces will follow.

This is the piece you could not get out of an image model on its own. Getting one product to look right was never the hard part. Getting the four hundredth to look exactly like the first is.

Every image keeps its full history

Nothing gets overwritten anymore. Each generated image now carries every stage it went through: the first render, the background correction, each edit you made, the final framing.

If an edit went in the wrong direction, the earlier version is still sitting there. This also means the image you see, the image you export, and the image you download are finally always the same one.

A calmer Workbench

Both changes here came from customer feedback.

The board now tracks exported images instead of favorites, because exporting is the moment you actually have a deliverable in hand. Favorites still do their job inside a studio, they just no longer decide whether a shoot counts as finished. A studio is done once every perspective you generated has been exported once, so fifteen perspectives configured but only two shot no longer leaves you permanently at 13%.

And it defaults to the last 30 days, with 90 days and all-time one click away. Finished studios collapse into a strip below the board rather than filling a column.

Also new

• Exact aspect ratios. A perspective can now take any width-to-height ratio you type in, not only the ones the models render natively. If a marketplace demands 7:9, set 7:9. We generate at the closest native ratio and crop to exactly what you asked for.
• Reuse images you already uploaded. In Campaign Images and in Product Studio on the web app, a "From recent" button now sits beside the upload. It opens your recent uploads and drops one straight into the product you are working on.
• Designer revisions move forward only. Each revision keeps the outfit, description and model it was built with, and changing something that only shows on the front no longer disturbs the back. You are charged for the views that actually regenerate, not the whole design.

Try it

All of it is live. If you send a catalog to a marketplace, start with the presets: Settings, Product Studio, add the set, then run ten products through it. Tell us where it breaks. We read every word.