Turn one supplier photo into a full photoshoot.

Dambl directs each photograph the way a shoot would. Before a photograph is made, Dambl writes it a brief for the light, the pose, the setting and the framing, based on your product, and each take is made on its own. You see every photograph full size first, and nothing reaches your store until you push it.

No. Push to store adds the photographs you choose to the product's media in Shopify. The photos already on the product stay where they are.

No. Each photograph is made new for your shoot, and the terms assign it to you.

A product in your Shopify store with at least one photo. The supplier's flat photo is enough. Add a photo of the back if you want shots from behind.

Products on a person, in hands or on their own. Model offers 12 choices, including No model and Hands only, plus the models you make. Scene offers 27 places to shoot, depending on plan.

On Google Cloud Vertex AI, with Google's Gemini image models. Your product photos and each brief are sent there to make the photograph, and our contract with the provider prohibits training on your content.

Through Shopify Billing, on your normal Shopify invoice. We never see card details. A monthly plan is charged every 30 days. An annual plan is charged once a year at the price of 10 months (2 months free), and its credits arrive month by month.

Yes. A move to a plan that costs more a month applies as soon as you approve it in Shopify, and Shopify prorates the charge. A move to one that costs less a month starts when your current billing period ends, and you keep your current plan until then. Annual billing counts by its price a month, so monthly to annual on the same plan also starts when the period ends, and an annual plan moving to a cheaper plan or to monthly waits until the paid year ends. Your balance is kept up to the limit of the larger of the two plans. Moving up part-way through a month tops that month's credits up to the new plan's amount, counting what is left of the month; the full amount arrives when the new plan renews.

Cancel in Shopify billing. The credits already in your balance stay, to spend within the free plan's limits. If you subscribe again later, the balance is kept up to the limit of the plan you last held. Cancelling an annual plan keeps it, and its monthly credits, until the paid year ends; uninstalling ends it at once, and buying another plan in that time starts the new one at once and ends the remaining months.

Yes, on the free plan, which asks for no card at all: 20 credits on install, for 3 products, 3 photographs each, at 2K, with 1 saved model. Paid plans have no free trial; each is billed from the day you approve it.

No. Shopify applies tax according to your store's location.

Yes. Clause 1.5 of the terms assigns them to you once their credits are paid, and we do not licence them to anyone else.

A photograph is priced by size, not a flat credit

2 credits at 2K, 3 at 4K. Six photographs of the same size cost six times as much, whether they take one attempt or several.

Reserved, then spent

A shoot reserves the credits for the photographs it asks for when it starts, and spends them as each photograph is delivered.

A failed shoot costs nothing

If nothing comes back, every reserved credit returns to your balance.

A partial shoot charges what arrived

Four of six delivered at 2K means 8 credits spent and 4 released.

One more photograph like this one is priced like any other

2 credits at 2K, 3 at 4K — Shoot more like this makes one photograph, at the same price as the photograph it was made from.

Unused credits roll over at renewal

Up to one month's allotment carries into the next period; anything above that lapses when the new credits are granted.

The free plan needs no card

20 credits on install, for 3 products, 3 photographs each, at 2K, with 1 saved model, without a subscription.