One row per garment and one photo per row. Our womenswear and menswear runs each delivered 60 of 60, in 25 and 23 minutes.
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Bulk catalog photography means shooting a whole range in one batch, on the same models, set and framing, so the catalog reads as one brand. On QuickAds, a spreadsheet of up to 60 garments is one shoot, with one photo per garment. Our two 60-garment runs each delivered 60 of 60.
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Every frame on both sheets is generated, from one photo of the garment and one of the model. The garment photos come from published product and campaign pages, and none of them is client work.
Each sheet is one run, 10 frames across and six down. Both went through the software on August 21, 2026, and both delivered 60 of 60, flagged frames included.
GeneratedThree models wore 20 garments each, on one set picked for the shoot: full length on a pale gray sweep. Two frames came back on a darker gray. The fourth tile of row four repeats the ninth of row one, because that slot's file was lost when the run was exported.
GeneratedFour models wore 15 garments each. No set was picked, so every frame got the default shot: full length, straight on, on a pale gray sweep. Four came back on a darker gray, and the last tile repeats the fourth to fill a slot lost in the export.
Four numbers from the two runs. The minutes are elapsed time, from the first garment to the last frame. A managed batch takes 5 to 7 days, because our team sets up the shoot and looks at every image before it reaches you.
60 of 60 in each run, one frame per garment.
25 minutes for womenswear and 23 for menswear, start to finish.
53 of 60 womenswear frames and 50 of 60 menswear frames.
A flag asks for a second look at one frame. Running it again is your call.
Run record: two jobs on August 21, 2026, read back from the job rows.
One row is one garment. Upload the sheet or paste a link to it, then match your own column names to these five.
| Column | What it holds | What the shoot does with it |
|---|---|---|
| Garment photo | Holds a public link to one photo of the garment | Required: a row without a usable link is left out, and the preview says how many |
| Category | Holds top, bottom or one-piece | Tells the shoot how the garment is worn. Left blank, it is read from the photo |
| Gender | Holds who the garment is for | Puts it on a model of the same gender. Left blank, it is read from the name when that says women's or men's |
| Name | Holds what to call the garment | Labels the garment in your results |
| Scene note | Holds a line for that one row, such as the light | Adds to the shoot's set, or becomes the row's whole brief when briefs come from each row |
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Bulk catalog photography means shooting a whole range of products in one batch, on the same models, set and framing, so the catalog reads as one brand. On QuickAds, a spreadsheet of up to 60 garments is one shoot, and each garment needs only one photo. Each one comes back on a model or on a mannequin form.
Our two 60-garment runs took 25 and 23 minutes, from the first garment to the last frame, on August 21, 2026. The default image model has changed since, so treat those times as one day's record. A managed batch, where our team runs the shoot for you, takes 5 to 7 days.
One row per garment, with a public link to one photo of it, which is the only required column. Category, gender, name and a scene note are optional: a blank category is read from the photo, and a blank gender from the name when it says women's or men's. Upload the sheet, paste a link to it or use a Google Drive folder.
Yes, up to eight. The garments take turns between the models you pick, and each goes to a model of the same gender when the sheet or its name says who it is for. In our womenswear run, three models wore 20 garments each, and in the menswear run four models wore 15 each.
On the default setting, every garment image gets a keep-or-retry score out of 100, with the reasons. A retry flag is advice, so the image is still delivered and billed, and running it again is your call. In our two runs, 103 of 120 frames scored keep and the other 17 were delivered with a flag.
Every frame on both sheets is generated, each from one photo of the garment and one photo of the model. The garment photos come from published product and campaign pages, and none of them is client work. One tile on each sheet repeats another frame, standing in for a file lost when the run was exported.
QuickAds is a performance creative company that runs the whole chain: creative intelligence, creative strategy, creative production, influencer marketing and campaign management. Ecommerce fashion photography is the link that shoots your catalog in batches of up to 60 garments, on the models and set you pick.
Tell us what you sell and roughly how many garments. We'll come back with which ones to shoot first, and the looks for each.
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