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You took the photo on the bed.
We took it from there.

Put a photo on the mark

The one you took on the bed is fine. That is the whole point.

5 free shots a day

A white and orange athletic sneaker floating against a plain light background.
A silver and black analogue watch.stock photo
Gold wireless over-ear headphones.

5 free shots a day. Your photo is sent, shot, and handed straight back — we keep no copy.

Tableshotshot is a photo studio for people who sell from their phone. Hand it the photo you were about to post anyway and it hands back a clean shot on white — or on a surface you pick off the rail. Same backdrop, same light, every item.

  • Built for Instagram, Jiji and the WhatsApp catalogue.
  • Your photo is shrunk in the browser before it is sent.
  • No account. Nothing stored. Save what you like and go.
White trainers photographed on a patterned rug in a dim room.
what you have
A white and black low-top trainer.stock photo
what you post

Two stock photographs. Trainers either way — the room is the only difference.

A white and orange athletic sneaker floating against a plain light background.stock photo
Gold wireless over-ear headphones.
A clear glass perfume bottle.
A silver and black analogue watch.
White headphones against a white background.
A pair of white and orange trainers resting on a white box.
A white and orange athletic sneaker floating against a plain light background.
Gold wireless over-ear headphones.
A clear glass perfume bottle.
A silver and black analogue watch.
White headphones against a white background.
A pair of white and orange trainers resting on a white box.
A pair of sunglasses on a white background.stock photo
A grey and white high-top trainer.
A clear glass perfume bottle on white cloth.
Black headphones on a white surface.
A white and black low-top trainer.
White wireless headphones on a white table.
A pair of sunglasses on a white background.
A grey and white high-top trainer.
A clear glass perfume bottle on white cloth.
Black headphones on a white surface.
A white and black low-top trainer.
White wireless headphones on a white table.

Stock photographs of properly lit products — the look a clean shot is aiming at. None of these is a Tableshotshot result.

Nobody is judging your stock.
They are judging the bedsheet.

A buyer scrolling a Jiji page or a WhatsApp catalogue decides in about the time it takes to flick a thumb. They are not comparing products — they are comparing photographs, and yours is fighting a bare bulb, a patterned duvet and somebody’s foot in the corner.

The item is fine. The room is the problem. So we take the room away.

A hat, a jumper, jeans and a watch laid out across a crumpled bed.
The bed. Bulb straight overhead.
White trainers photographed on a patterned rug in a dim room.
The floor, and half a shadow.
Shoes and a shoebox left on the floor beside a doorway.
Behind the door, where the light dies.
A pair of white low-top trainers on a clean white studio background.
The same kind of thing, shot on a sweep.

Stock photographs, shown to make the gap visible. None of these four is a Tableshotshot result — the only real ones on this page are the shots you make upstairs.

Act two · the rail

Six backdrops hang on the rail. Pick one and leave it there.

A real studio does not change the backdrop between sitters, and that is the only reason a shoot looks like a shoot. Walk the rail.

Plain white woven cloth.White

Seamless white

Jiji listings, Instagram grids, WhatsApp catalogue.

Beige linen fabric.Linen

Warm linen

Clothing, fabric, jewellery, anything soft.

A dark brown wooden surface with visible grain.Wood

Dark wood table

Food, drinks, leather, tools, watches.

A speckled terrazzo surface.Terrazzo

Terrazzo slab

Cosmetics, skincare, small bottles.

White marble with soft grey veining.Marble

Pale marble

Perfume, gifts, anything you want to feel expensive.

Green, blue and brown floral West African printed cloth.Ankara

Ankara cloth

Bold pieces that need a backdrop with a pulse.

Swipe to walk the rail →

The whole catalogue

Shot one and shot forty, taken six weeks apart, still match.

This is the part a one-off filter cannot do. The backdrop and the lighting are pinned to the surface you chose, not re-imagined for every upload — so your page stops looking like forty different sellers and starts looking like a shop.

A white pump bottle on a white background.stock photo
no. 01
A white shampoo bottle on a white background.
no. 02
A tube of cream on a white surface.
no. 03
A white bottle with a white cap on a white background.
no. 04
A bottle of lotion on a white surface.
no. 05
A white body-lotion bottle on a white surface.
no. 06
A white bottle of lotion on a white background.
no. 07
A white bottle with a black cap on a white background.
no. 08

Eight stock photographs by one photographer, from one setup — the closest honest stand-in we have for a matched catalogue until there are real Tableshotshot shoots to show. The sameness is the point, not the products.

A photography studio with a pink paper backdrop and a yellow chair.

This is the room. You never have to rent it.

Paper on a roll, one big soft light, a stool. An hourly rate you do not have, in a part of town you do not go to, for a shoot you would have to book. Yours is a phone and a backdrop that never comes down.

Stock photograph of a studio

The call sheet

  1. Bring the photo you already took

    Straight from the camera roll. On the bed, on the floor, in your hand — it does not matter. We shrink it in your browser before it leaves your phone, so it works on a metered line.

  2. Pick a backdrop off the rail

    Seamless white for Jiji and Instagram. Wood, linen, terrazzo, marble or Ankara when the item wants a surface. Whatever you pick becomes the instruction the studio follows.

  3. Take the shot, then take the next one

    The room clears, the light gets set, and the print comes back square and centred. The backdrop stays exactly where it was, so item two matches item one — and item forty.

The standing offer

5 shots a day, free, every day.

Not a trial that runs out. The count comes back at midnight UTC, and a shot only counts when an image actually arrives — a failed one costs you nothing. Enough to re-shoot the week’s new stock before you post it.

No account, no login, no storage, nowhere your photos go after the tab closes. If you need to run a whole catalogue in one sitting, paid plans are coming — and we will put the price on this page before anybody is charged.

Go back up and take one

Pinned by the door

Will it change my product?

It must not. The studio is told to keep the shape, the colour, the label text and the marks exactly as they are, and only to change the room and the light. If a shot comes back looking like a different item, that shot is a failure — take it again.

What does it cost?

Five shots a day, free, every day. A shot only counts when an image actually comes back. If you need more than that, paid plans are on the way — we have not set prices, so there are none quoted anywhere on this site.

Do you keep my photos?

No. There is no account and no database. Your photo goes to the model and the result comes back to your tab. When you close the tab, it is gone — so save the ones you want first.

Does it work on a small phone?

That is the phone it was built for. One hand, one thumb, a mid-range Android, and a connection you are paying for by the megabyte.

How many can I do?

Enough for a catalogue, a few at a time. There is a short cool-off if you go very fast, so the studio stays open for everyone.