Product Images
Hand Shotyard one plain product photo and take back a full set of listing and lifestyle shots.
Shotyard — Your AI Creative Production Team
The lot is already lit and the crew is standing by. Describe the shot and Shotyard builds it — product images, UGC ads and campaign videos, from the world's leading AI models, in one workspace.
✨ Call your first shot in Shotyard ✨
What You Get
The Models Shotyard Runs On
Plain facts about the kit in the Shotyard yard — no inflated numbers.
Models from four labs
Google, OpenAI, ByteDance and Alibaba engines side by side — pick one per shot, switch without leaving the workspace.
Up to 4K, up to 15 seconds
Images to 4K, video from 3 to 15 seconds with native audio on Veo 3.1 — sized for storefronts and paid social.
References keep it on-brand
Feed in your product shots, a reference clip or audio so the same product and the same face come back every take.
On the Lot
What You Can Shoot in Shotyard
Four standing sets, one workspace. Every Shotyard job starts from a prompt or a photo you already have.
How It Works
How Shotyard Works in 3 Steps
Walk on, call the shot, take the footage home.
1
Brief the crew
Write the shot in plain words and drop in your product photo or reference clip.
2
Pick the model
Choose the engine that suits the job, then generate several takes at once.
3
Take it away
Keep the take that works, re-shoot the rest in Shotyard, and download it web-ready.
The Kit
Inside the Shotyard Workspace
The equipment that makes a Shotyard shot repeatable instead of lucky.
Product Consistency
Nano Banana 2 takes up to 14 reference images in a single job, so your actual product — its label, its colour, its shape — survives from the first frame to the fiftieth.
Cast Continuity
Nano Banana Pro holds the likeness of up to five people across a set, and Seedance 2.0 accepts a reference clip so the same creator carries your whole UGC batch.
Sound On the Take
Veo 3.1 generates its audio with the picture — dialogue, room tone and effects arrive together, so a spot is ready to post without a separate pass.
Copy That Renders
Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 put legible, multi-language type inside the frame, which is what a price flash or a pack shot actually needs.
Four Takes at Once
Every image job can return one to four variants, so you compare directions in a single pass instead of guessing and re-running.
Sized for the Feed
Vertical, square, wide and 21:9 out of the box, up to 4K stills and 1080p video, in PNG, JPEG, WebP and MP4.
Why It Matters
Why Teams Move to Shotyard
A shoot is slow, expensive and hard to repeat. Shotyard is a yard you can walk into any day of the week.
No booking, no waiting
Studio work runs about five to ten working days once your product lands, and peak season pushes bookings six to eight weeks out. The Shotyard yard is open now.
Same day
Volume you can afford to test
Photographers quote roughly $25–50 for a white-background shot and $100–350 for a lifestyle image, before retouching. Creative testing needs dozens of assets, not one.
Test more
Miss cheaply, then repeat the hit
Only a small share of ad creative ever carries the spend — so the job is to shoot many and keep the winners. Shotyard makes the misses cost minutes.
Iterate
On Set
How People Use Shotyard
Roles we built the yard for.
Shopify seller
Every new SKU used to mean another shoot. Now Shotyard has the listing set done before the stock arrives.
Performance marketer
I need ten variants of the same angle to find the one that pays. This is the only way I get there in a morning.
Indie maker
One product photo, one prompt, and I have a launch video. There is no crew to book and no invoice to approve.
Agency producer
We block out the campaign in Shotyard first, show the client a real cut, and only shoot for real once it is approved.
DTC brand owner
The reference images keep the pack looking like our pack. That was the part I did not expect to work.
About
Shotyard Is Built for Working Teams
Shotyard exists because the gap between having a product and having the pictures of it is where most small brands stall. A studio day, a creator brief and a two-week turnaround are fine once. They do not survive a catalogue, a launch calendar or an ad account that eats fresh creative every week.
So we wired the leading image and video models — Google's Nano Banana family, OpenAI's GPT Image 2, ByteDance's Seedance and Alibaba's Happy Horse — into one workspace, behind one set of controls, with references and consistency treated as the default rather than an add-on.
Shotyard is an independent platform and is not affiliated with the AI labs whose models it runs. We add engines as they prove themselves on real jobs, and we retire the ones that do not.
Choose the plan that's right for you
Get all features of Shotyard, complete tasks quickly and achieve professional results with our advanced AI technology.
Basic
$10
Billed Annually$15
USD/month
- 600 credits/month
- All features available
- Unlimited downloads per day
- Assets owned by customer
- Faster generation speed
- Priority support
Pro
Flash Sale 50%
$14.5
Billed Annually$29
USD/month
- 1600 credits/month
- All features available
- Unlimited downloads per day
- Assets owned by customer
- Faster generation speed
- Priority support
Max
$49
Billed Annually$59
USD/month
- 4000 credits/month
- All features available
- Unlimited downloads per day
- Assets owned by customer
- Faster generation speed
- Priority support
Prime
$99
Billed Annually$119
USD/month
- 8000 credits/month
- Team management
- Up to 5 team members
- All features available
- Unlimited downloads per day
- Assets owned by customer
- Faster generation speed
- Priority support
Frequently Asked Questions
Shotyard FAQs
What people ask before their first shot in Shotyard.
1
What is Shotyard?
Shotyard is an AI creative production platform. It gives you the leading image and video models in one workspace so you can produce product images, UGC-style ads and campaign videos without a studio, a crew or a booking.
2
What can I make with Shotyard?
Listing and lifestyle product images, creator-style UGC ad clips, scripted campaign videos up to 15 seconds, and animations built from a still you already own. Shotyard runs text-to-image, image-to-image, text-to-video and image-to-video from one workspace.
3
Which AI models does Shotyard run?
For images: Nano Banana, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana 2 Lite and Nano Banana Pro from Google, plus GPT Image 2 from OpenAI. For video: Veo 3.1 and its Fast and Lite variants from Google, Seedance 2.0 from ByteDance, and Happy Horse from Alibaba. We add and retire models as they ship.
4
Will my actual product stay recognisable?
That is what references are for. In Shotyard, Nano Banana 2 accepts up to 14 reference images per job, Nano Banana Pro holds the likeness of up to five people, and Seedance 2.0 takes a reference image, clip or audio track — so the same product and the same face carry across a batch.
5
Can the ads have sound and a talking creator?
Yes. Veo 3.1 generates audio together with the picture — speech, effects and room tone in one pass — and Happy Horse handles multilingual lip sync, so a UGC-style spot arrives finished rather than silent.
6
How long can a video be, and how sharp?
Shotyard video runs from 3 to 15 seconds depending on the model, at 480p through 1080p, with 4K available on Seedance 2.0. Veo 3.1 delivers fixed 8-second clips. Images go up to 4K on Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2.
7
Do I need editing or prompting experience?
No. Describe the shot in plain language and add a photo if you have one. Shotyard picks sensible defaults per model, and every job returns several takes so you can choose rather than re-prompt.
8
What aspect ratios and formats come out?
Vertical 9:16, square 1:1, wide 16:9, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9 are available depending on the model, so a clip fits Reels or a storefront without cropping. Images export as PNG, JPEG or WebP and video as MP4.
9
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes — what you generate in Shotyard is yours to use in your own listings, ads and campaigns. You are responsible for holding the rights to anything you upload as a reference, and for following each model provider's usage terms.
10
What does it cost?
Shotyard runs on credits, and each job spends according to the model, resolution and length you choose — a lightweight image costs a few credits, a 1080p video costs more. See the pricing table above for current plans.
11
How long does a job take?
Images typically come back in seconds; video takes longer, and the heavier models and higher resolutions take longest. Jobs run in the background, so you can queue the next shot while one renders.
12
Are my uploads and results private?
Your uploads and generated assets sit in your own Shotyard account library, are not published anywhere by us, and stay downloadable so you can pull them into your own storage at any time.