product-photography
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Editing Factory and the work a shopper never sees
A red hat, a disappearing background, and the unglamorous business of getting a product ready to sell. Editing Factory Limited built its pitch around image editing - then offered to help run the shop, too.
EGM LTD and the business of making things disappear
A mannequin, a stray hair, a distracting background: Edit Growth Media handles the small edits behind finished product images and wedding films. Its business is built around a deceptively difficult promise - making somebody else’s work look consistent.
Wonderful makes the pretty part work
Behind the jewelry, supplements, and nonalcoholic beer is an agency doing the unglamorous work of digital commerce: fixing subscriptions, taming catalogs, and making a brand easier to buy.
Pix Clipping Path and the art of making things disappear
A mannequin vanishes. A necklace keeps its sparkle. Inside the photo-editing business that turns ordinary product shots into the clean, consistent images online shops need.
Bezel
Bezel is a Y Combinator (W25) startup that generates studio-quality photos and videos of apparel on photorealistic AI human models. Fashion and e-commerce brands upload a clothing image, pick a preset model, and get shoot-ready stills and video in seconds - replacing shoots that cost thousands of dollars and take days. Founded in 2025 in New York by Kashyap Achar, the company positions itself as an on-demand content engine for brands that need constant creative variety for ad testing.
Hypotenuse AI
Hypotenuse AI is an AI-first product experience platform for ecommerce. It uses generative AI and AI agents to enrich product data, write on-brand product descriptions and SEO content, and edit or generate catalog imagery at scale. Founded in 2020 out of Y Combinator by Joshua Wong and Low Lin-Hui, the company started as an AI copywriting tool and grew into a broader system of record for product information used by Fortune 500 retailers and more than 500,000 ecommerce users worldwide.
Dresma
Dresma is an AI-powered visual content platform that turns smartphones into pop-up product studios. Its flagship app, DoMyShoot, lets ecommerce sellers shoot, edit, and publish marketplace-ready product imagery, video, and A+ content in minutes - not weeks - with a human-in-the-loop QC layer that keeps brands compliant across Amazon, Shopify, Walmart and beyond.