Packshot Studio Competitors

Founded in 2019, Photoroom is the leading AI visual solution for e-commerce, processing over 7 billion images a year across mobile, web, and API, trusted by over 1 million businesses and 300 million people across 180+ countries. From solo sellers to global retailers and marketplaces like DoorDash and Depop, businesses use Photoroom to turn first impressions into sales, creating professional product visuals at scale, launching faster, selling more, and cutting photography costs without compromising quality. Photoroom is backed by global investors including Y Combinator, Balderton, and FJ Labs, with offices in Paris and New York.

Pixelz is a post-production partner for brands, retailers, and photo studios across the globe. Combining AI, automation, and the skills of photo retouchers, we are helping our customers get images on-site faster than ever before with the consistency and quality they expect. We combine innovative technology with a global team of professional retouchers. We’re now on a mission to automate the majority of the retouching process with machine learning and AI. We’re trusted by leading brands in every category and have retouched over 55 million product images and counting. Pixelz was founded in Denmark but is now found locally, thanks to offices in 11 countries hosting a team of 700 people globally. Our vision is to change the way product image editing and studio management is handled in organizations the world over, leading to transformational change for our customers.

Dreamstime is a distinguished leader in stock photography and a major supplier of high quality digital images at unbelievable prices. All stock images available are provided by Dreamstime community's photographers, shot on film or digital and approved by our editors. Structured on categories and subcategories, the database is renewed with thousands of fresh images and titles on a daily basis. Dreamstime provides imagery to an infinite gamut of clients in the creative market from independent customers in the private sector to Fortune 500 companies (including the world's largest advertising agencies, national and international magazines, film and television production companies).