Imagery that's yours alone.
Custom-generated hero photos, product shots, or illustrations matched to your brand — pricier than stock photography, cheaper than a photographer, and nobody else's site looks like yours.
Stock photography is the visual equivalent of generic copy — it fills the space without doing any work. Worse, the customer has seen the same stock photo on three other websites this week. AI-generated imagery solves the cost problem (a photographer is $1,000+ for a session) and the uniqueness problem (nobody else has these exact images) at the same time. The trick is doing it well — most AI images look like AI images, which defeats the point. The kit you get from us looks like brand photography because we tune it that way.
Real-looking imagery makes you read as a real business.
A website with great photography reads as established. A website with stock photography reads as new and uncommitted. A website with bad AI imagery reads as cheap. The trick is getting AI imagery into the "great photography" bucket, which is exactly what we tune for. The result is a small library of images that feel cohesive, look real, and belong to you alone.
- 01A set of 8–12 custom images (hero photos, supporting shots, illustrations as needed)
- 02All images in web-optimized formats plus high-resolution originals
- 03Consistent visual style across the set — same lighting, same tone, same composition language
- 04Usage rights — these are yours, not licensed; you can use them anywhere
- 05One revision round on the set
Brief
A short questionnaire about what your site needs visually — hero images, product/service shots, team illustrations, atmospheric backgrounds. We translate that into a generation plan.
Generation + curation
We generate options, curate the strongest, and tune the final set so the images read as one cohesive library rather than a grab-bag.
Review
You see the curated set. Any image that doesn't feel right gets regenerated. One revision round is included.
Will my customers know it's AI?
If we do the job well, no. The biggest tell of AI imagery is the "uncanny valley" look — too perfect, weird hands, inconsistent details. We tune for realism and pick the images that don't trip those signals. That said, if you're a business where the imagery needs to be of you specifically (a chef, a stylist, a service provider), real photography is still the right answer.
Can I get more than 8–12 images?
Yes — additional images are priced per batch. Most small business sites are well-served by 8–12; if you need more, just ask.
What about products?
AI works well for "lifestyle" or "concept" product imagery — your candle on a styled table, your dish photographed atmospherically. It works less well for clean product-on-white shots where customers expect a specific real item. For e-commerce, real photography is usually still the right call.
$299. Begin a project below, or book a discovery call if you want to talk through whether this is the right fit.