AI listing photos, before and after
Take a plain phone picture of a piece you have stitched, and Broidry turns it into a styled product photo. The pairs below are real pieces from a real shop — sweatshirts, a baby blanket, a cap, a tote, a plush bunny: on the left, how the piece actually looked on a phone, and on the right, the listing photo Broidry made of that same piece. Same tool every shop gets, no hand editing. The embroidery, the fabric, and the colors stay true to the real piece.
These examples come from Four Burners Embroidery, the shop Broidry was built inside. Broidry never makes a photograph out of a mockup: a listing photo always starts from a piece that was really stitched.
A baby blanket, from work table to listing
The phone picture is the finished blanket on the work table, right by the machine. The listing photo of that same blanket is the one published in the shop today.


A crewneck, photographed on the floor
The phone picture is the finished crewneck laid out on the floor. The listing photo of that same crewneck — same stitches, same butterflies — is the one published in the shop today.


Team appliqué, from hoop to listing
A one-hand phone picture in front of the thread rack, and the listing photo of that same appliqué crewneck — the one published in the shop today.


A cap, straight off the machine
Held up in the workshop with the size sticker still on it and the thread rack behind. The listing photo is the same cap on a wooden table in soft light.


A tote on a stool in a dark room
Same tote, same stool, but the room was dark and the window light was harsh. The listing photo is bright and even.


A plush bunny, held up at the machine
Held up in the workshop with the machine and thread behind it. The listing photo is the same bunny, held the same way, in soft light.


Every paid plan includes AI photos each month — 50 on Maker, 150 on Shop, and 300 on Atelier. Photos you make belong to your shop and work anywhere: your Broidry storefront, Etsy, or social media.