What gets edited automatically
- The forecourt, gravel, bins and passing traffic are replaced by a clean showroom.
- Lighting is matched so the car does not look pasted onto the background.
- Reflections and shadow contact under the wheels keep the car grounded.
- Dealer stickers and busy plates can be tidied for a neutral finish.
Why consistency sells cars
Buyers scroll listings in a grid. When every thumbnail shares the same background, the same angle and the same brightness, your stock looks like a professional dealership rather than a row of phone snaps. Consistency also makes price differences easier to justify, because nothing in the photo distracts from the car.
Editing versus reshooting
Reshooting a car costs staff time, movement space and good weather. Editing costs one upload. If you already have usable photos of a vehicle, restyling them is almost always faster than pushing the car back outside for another attempt.
Have photos with a messy background already? See how background removal works.
What it costs
Editing is included in every plan: 200 images a month on Starter, 1,000 on Pro and 5,000 on Studio. There is no per image surcharge, so a busy month costs the same as a quiet one. Full details are on the pricing page.