Magic Studio by PhotoRoom

Generate marketing product photos with stable diffusion

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Our pro users can now create marketing product photos from a single product photo and a short text description. This feature generates product visuals with any scene and accessories in a few minutes.
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Launch tags:Marketing•Photography•Artificial Intelligence
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Matthieu Rouif
Maker
We are super excited to launch PhotoRoom’s Magic Studio! PhotoRoom first contributed to accelerating stable diffusion open source project. Now, this new feature enables users to create marketing product photos from a single product photo and a short text description, giving millions of merchants the power to generate specific and professional product visuals in a few minutes, an alternative to costly studio shooting which usually takes weeks and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Fares
@matthieurouif Congrats on the launch 🚀
Bonzerbands
@matthieurouif Wow, I'm pretty happy I just stumbled upon this... looks like you have just the solution I've been wishing existed for quite some time. I'm excited to check it out. Congrats on the launch!
Roman Papiyants
Looking great! Think that this product will be really helpful to many merchants :)
Mounir Laggoune
Love it!
Florian Buguet
Connector Catalog by Whaly
Great way to resell some objects with better pictures!
Jonathan Parisot
This is amazing for manufacturers and retailers!
julien lesaicherre
Workplace Desktop by Facebook
Rad! Already recommended to a couple of friends addicted to Meta marketplace and shopify :) and they love it!
Abhishek Singh
Congrats on the PH launch. I have a question unrelated to the product - how did you guys have the conviction of continuing to build the product when so many alternate options existed and a lot of them for free? How did you choose this problem to work on and what made you continue on this?
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