Jewels Retouch

You start by uploading a clear jewelry photo. The uploader accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC/HEIF, AVIF, TIFF and camera RAW files up to 10 MB, and a first preview can be tried without signing up. For catalog work you can add an optional style reference, such as an image from your existing collection, to guide lighting, metal finish and background.

Next you choose a workflow (Catalog retouch, Instagram Scenes, Jewelry on a Model or video) and generate a preview. Included first previews use no credits, so you can inspect the result against your own piece before spending anything. Additional versions and edits do use credits, and each tool shows its cost before you run it.

When a preview looks right, you unlock it in HD. A standard-photo HD download costs 1 credit; compositions cost 2, video costs 2 credits per 5 seconds when built from photos or 3 credits per 5 seconds when built from a reference video, and advanced upscaling may cost 2. If a generation fails without delivering an output, the spent credits are restored automatically. For larger catalogs, batch retouching lets you add several photos at once, each with its own editable result, and you can return to saved batches later.

• •Catalog retouching with style references - Refines metal, reveals stone detail and clears the background for catalog and marketplace use. An optional style reference guides lighting and finish so a whole collection can share one look. The terms of service list background removal and replacement, metal and stone color adjustment, style matching and jewelry set and poster compositions as part of the service.
• •Consistent gold tone - A gold-tone fix lets you apply the same gold sample across a collection so gold pieces share one tone. The fix uses 0 credits, and corrected results that were already unlocked can be downloaded in HD at no extra charge.
• •Instagram Scenes and model-worn images - Turns a catalog image into a styled lifestyle or editorial scene for a store or social posts. A separate Jewelry on a Model workflow is available for photos where the jewelry is already worn on a hand, body, mannequin or jewelry bust; it works from that existing worn photo rather than placing jewelry onto a person from a flat product shot.
• •AI jewelry videos - Builds short product films and Reels in two ways: from a reference video whose framing, scenery and rhythm become the brief (the service analyzes the reference and tells you which jewelry photos it needs before you approve generation), or from your own photos by choosing a campaign structure, mood, sound and format. Video uses paid credits only; the free trial covers photos.
• •Catalog batch retouching - Processes multiple catalog photos together within your credit balance, producing a separate editable result for each photo that can be refined later with the regular photo tools. Model-worn and Instagram workflows remain single-photo.
• •Result protection and free utilities - For an eligible credit-paid standard photo rated 1 to 3 stars, you can choose one retry credit or one credit back, with one remedy per result and account limits. The site also offers free helpers, including an Amazon photo checker, a multi-platform photo checker, an Etsy title generator and an alt text generator.

Jewelry manufacturers preparing collection images and matching each reviewed result to a model code are a core audience, as are wholesalers and exporters building line sheets, buyer selections and post-fair follow-ups. Brands and retailers selling on Etsy, Amazon and Shopify can use it to produce consistent listing photos and campaign imagery from existing source shots.

Photographers and retouchers can test a generative step inside a workflow that still includes detail inspection and manual finishing. Wedding and engagement jewelry brands, goldsmiths and designers exploring color versions of a piece are also named use cases, with the reminder to check results against the actual material before publishing.

The credit model suits sellers whose photo work comes in bursts, such as a new collection or a seasonal launch, rather than a steady monthly volume: packs are bought once and do not expire. Uploads and outputs are not used for AI training unless you opt in, and you keep full commercial rights to the images you generate. Teams that need individual manual finishing on every fine detail may still prefer a human retoucher, which the site itself acknowledges.