Jewelry Photos and 5-Second AI Videos.

Yes! Edit colors unlimited times after processing.

Yes. After your first retouch you can tap Edit Colors and switch the metal to yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, platinum, or silver. Works on rings, bands, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. Uses 1 credit per edit.

Very accurate — the model is trained specifically on jewelry metal rendering and reproduces the warm tone of yellow gold, the blush of rose gold, the cool of white gold, and the gunmetal of platinum correctly. You can also supply a reference photo of a metal you want to match exactly.

Yes. Unlike generic photo editors, the model is trained on round brilliant, cushion, princess, oval, emerald, marquise, radiant, pear, asscher, and heart cuts, plus sapphires, rubies, emeralds, morganite, opal, and other stones. Facet angles, prong geometry, and rainbow fire are preserved.

A reference image that sets your preferred background, lighting, and composition.

Yes. Choose Jewelry on a Model after upload, then pick a model reference. For best results, upload an input photo where the jewelry is already worn on a finger, ear, neck, wrist, or chest so the AI can preserve realistic scale and transfer the exact jewelry design onto the selected model.

No, a flat product shot also works. A photo with the piece already on a finger, ear, neck, or wrist just gives the AI a stronger scale reference, so the result is more likely to look the correct size on the model. If you only have product shots, the AI infers a realistic size from the jewelry category — you may want one quick edit pass to nail the scale.

A traditional jewelry catalog shoot with model, photographer, studio, styling, and retouching usually costs hundreds to thousands of dollars per session and takes days to deliver. Model-worn AI images are 1.80 USD each, ready in under a minute, and let you cover rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and anklets in the same workflow.

Yes. Every model-worn image starts as a watermarked free preview so you can confirm the model, pose, scale, and jewelry transfer before any credits are spent. You only pay when you approve the result and download the full-resolution image.

Rings on hand, earrings on ears and faces, necklaces and pendants on neck and chest, bracelets and cuffs on wrist, and anklets on foot. The reference picker recommends the matching body-part bucket for the jewelry type detected in your upload, but every bucket stays accessible if you want to try a different placement.

Use a reference photo — pick one of your best existing product shots and every new retouch will match its lighting, background, camera angle, and styling. This lets you build a cohesive catalog even across hundreds of products.

For jewelry product photos, yes — for two reasons. First: a 30-second AI retouch replaces 10–30 minutes of Photoshop work per image. Second: the AI is trained specifically on jewelry (metal reflections, gemstone facets, catalog standards), while Photoshop is generic. Photoshop still wins for highly custom edits, but for 95% of product photography Jewels Retouch is faster and cheaper.

Fiverr retouchers take 24–72 hours per batch and charge $3–$20 per image. Jewels Retouch finishes in 30 seconds at under $1 per image, with consistent quality across your catalog. Also: no back-and-forth revisions, no time-zone coordination, and no risk of your photos being leaked or re-used.

Yes — Etsy sellers are one of our biggest user groups. Take a phone photo of your piece, drop it in, and get a clean catalog-ready result in 30 seconds. Works for all jewelry types Etsy supports: rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, charms, and more.

Yes. Amazon requires pure white backgrounds and the main product to fill 85% of the image. The AI produces both automatically. Pair a catalog reference with your phone photo and every listing image comes out Amazon-compliant.

Yes. Retouch your hero and grid images in Shopify's recommended 2048×2048 resolution. Upload directly from the dashboard, then download the 4K version for crisp rendering on retina displays.

Very suitable — wholesale catalogs typically have hundreds of SKUs that all need the same lighting, angle, and background. Use a single reference photo and every new retouch matches it. The 200-credit pack at $0.90 per image is designed for this scale.

Yes. Any retouched or edited image can be upscaled to 4K resolution using Clarity Upscaler. Costs 1 additional credit and takes about 30 seconds. Preserves the exact image — facets, prongs, and metal tones stay identical, just at 4× the pixel density.

Currently one photo at a time. Batch processing is coming soon for Growth and Pro users.

Yes, you retain full ownership and commercial rights.

Start with 1 free HD retouch — no credit card needed. Preview results for free, only pay when you approve. Credit packs from $0.90/image. One-time purchase, credits never expire.

Yes. Your photos are processed securely and not shared with anyone. Uploaded images are stored temporarily for processing and can be deleted at any time from your dashboard.

Yes. Upload a single jewelry photo and our AI generates a 5-second cinematic clip directly from it — no second photo, prompt engineering, or storyboard required. Our AI writes the motion prompt and handles the image-to-video step in either the Pro tier (1080p with audio) or the Flash tier (720p silent).

5 seconds — the optimal length for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and Meta ad creative. Both Pro (1080p) and Flash (720p) tiers output 5-second clips. The 5-second length matches the highest-converting ad format on Reels and TikTok in 2026.

Pro clips ship with native AI-generated sound (cinematic foley, ambient music, scene-appropriate audio) baked into the file. Flash clips are silent so you can pair them with your own track. Pro is 6 credits per clip, Flash is 3 credits per clip.

Four aspect ratios: 9:16 (vertical for Reels and TikTok), 16:9 (horizontal for YouTube and web ads), 1:1 (square for feed posts), and 3:4 (Pinterest). Pick the ratio at generation time — the AI composes the motion specifically for that frame.

Photos use 1 credit each. Video Pro (1080p, with audio) uses 6 credits per clip; Video Flash (720p, silent) uses 3 credits. At pack rates, that is $5.40–$11.94 per Pro clip and $2.70–$5.97 per Flash clip.

Yes. The first frame of every video is your exact uploaded jewelry photo — same setting, prongs, stones, and metal. Our AI uses first-frame conditioning, so the piece animates rather than re-renders. The design, gemstone cut, and metal color are preserved across all 5 seconds.

Yes. The 9:16 export is sized for Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts (1080×1920 on Pro, 720×1280 on Flash). You retain commercial usage rights on every video you generate, including for Meta, TikTok, and Google paid ads.

Photo retouching starts with 1 free HD credit plus free watermarked previews. Video uses paid credits because Flash and Pro cost more than the free photo trial. Start with Starter if your goal is video.