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The flower photo editor made for florists

Skip the photographer. Keep your real flowers.

Snap your flower arrangement on your phone, pick one of 200+ rooms, and get a 4K studio product photo in about a minute, for less than $1. Your flowers and vase stay as you made them, natural and full of detail, so customers see your real work, not stock photos.

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Keeps your flowers & vase
No photographer, no waiting
No subscription needed
200+ rooms made for flowers

1Pick an example

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement of carnations, chrysanthemums and delphinium in a glass vase on a travertine tray in afternoon sun — Kept as arrangedA mixed glass-vase arrangement standing on a rough travertine tray in warm afternoon sun.

2The room fits your flowers

Each room has a set spot and surface for your piece. Your flowers are placed at a natural size, then lit, shadowed and reflected by the room itself, so they look like they were always there.

3Download & share

Post, Story, website and print sizes in about a minute. Not quite right? Every 10 credits include a free fix.

Examples are illustrative tests made from demonstration photos, not customer work. Results depend on your photo and the room you choose.

Your flowers, kept. The varieties, colours and shape you arranged.

Your vase, kept. Its shape, rim and water line, or your wrap and ribbon.

Fitted to the room. On a real surface, at a natural size, in the room’s own light.

Checked for you. Compared with your original, with a free fix for every 10 credits.

Sized for everywhere you sell

Instagram posts & Stories
Facebook
Your website
Shopify
Etsy
Google Business Profile
Email newsletters
Printed cards & flyers

Example results

Three phone photos. Ten very different studio shots.

One arrangement can fill a week of posts: a warm studio, dark stone, a pedestal, a living room or a florist’s hands. Tap Before and Room on any example to see exactly what it was made from.

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement of orange roses, purple stock and daisies in a glass jar on a terracotta plaster block — Kept as arrangedWarm terracotta studio
The same orange roses, purple stock and daisies in the same glass jar, standing on a warm plaster block.
From the mixed jar photo · Room: Clay afternoon

Illustrative test example: Pink and white tulips, carnations and gypsophila arranged in an open blush hatbox on ivory linen — Restyled into the room’s boxBlush gift box
The tulips, carnations and gypsophila from the wrapped bouquet, arranged low in the room’s blush hatbox. The kraft wrap is left out on purpose.
From the wrapped tulips photo · Room: Blush hatbox · lid off

Illustrative test example: Bride in a lace dress holding a kraft-wrapped bouquet of tulips and gypsophila — Kept as wrappedBridal bouquet
The wrapped tulip bouquet held by a bride in lace, with the kraft paper gathered naturally in her hands.
From the wrapped tulips photo · Room: Before the vows

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass jar on a dark limestone ledge against a charcoal wall — Kept as arrangedDark limestone studio
The same jar arrangement on dark stone, lit softly from the side so the colours glow.
From the mixed jar photo · Room: Black limestone

Illustrative test example: Hand in a linen cuff holding out a kraft-wrapped bouquet of tulips and gypsophila — Kept as wrappedNaturally held bouquet
The kraft-wrapped bouquet held out in a relaxed hand against warm linen, ready to hand over.
From the wrapped tulips photo · Room: An open hand

Illustrative test example: Red and ivory roses with eucalyptus in a clear glass vase on a round stone plinth against sage green — Kept as arrangedSage and stone pedestal
The red and ivory roses with eucalyptus in the same clear glass, standing on a round stone plinth.
From the red & ivory roses photo · Room: Sage & stone

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass jar on a green marble table in a softly lit lounge — Kept as arrangedGreen marble interior
The same jar on green marble in a calm living room, with the sofa softly out of focus.
From the mixed jar photo · Room: Emerald marble · quiet lounge

Illustrative test example: Florist in a linen apron holding a glass jar of orange roses, purple stock and daisies — Kept in its own jarFlowers in the florist’s hands
The arrangement carried in its own jar by a florist in a linen apron, one hand under the base.
From the mixed jar photo · Room: In the maker’s hands

Illustrative test example: Wrist corsage of a red rose and cream roses with greenery against burgundy fabric — Styled from your flowersBurgundy wrist corsage
A wrist corsage made from one red rose and cream blooms chosen from the arrangement. The vase and the rest of the flowers are left out on purpose.
From the red & ivory roses photo · Room: On your wrist

Illustrative test example: Red rose and ivory buttonhole pinned to the lapel of a charcoal suit — Styled from your flowersCharcoal wedding buttonhole
A buttonhole made from a red rose and ivory accents chosen from the arrangement, pinned to a charcoal suit.
From the red & ivory roses photo · Room: The finishing touch

Illustrative test examples, picked from our own tests and made from demonstration photos, not customer work. Shown whole, with no retouching. Results depend on your photo and the room you choose.

200+ rooms · every way to show it

Held, worn, on the door or laid flat.

One phone photo, shown every way a customer might see it: in a bride’s hands, as a flower crown or a wrist corsage, as a wreath on the front door, in our baskets and vases, from above, or dressed for Christmas.

See every way to show your flowers

Examples with sample flowers, not customer work. Every room takes every piece; rooms that make your flowers into something new say so before you choose.

39 holiday rooms · new

Holiday decor rooms, ready before your customers are.

Christmas tables and velvet pedestals, Valentine’s candlelight, Mother’s Day spring light, Easter pastels and Thanksgiving clay. Photograph your holiday menu weeks early, in rooms that already look like the season.

Christmas 12
Valentine’s Day 4
Mother’s Day 3
Easter & spring 2
Thanksgiving 2
Autumn & Halloween 10
Birthdays & new arrivals 3

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a round mahogany table in a wood-panelled room — Kept as arrangedClassic panelled room
The same vase on a polished mahogany table in a panelled room, with a gilt-framed painting behind.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: Classic panelled room

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a red velvet pedestal with golden Christmas lights — Kept as arrangedChristmas red velvet
The vase on a red velvet pedestal with a brass rim, warm Christmas lights glowing behind.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: Red velvet · Christmas

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a walnut Christmas table with candlesticks and a garland — Kept as arrangedChristmas dinner table
The vase on a walnut dinner table between brass candlesticks, a garland and tree lights behind.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: Christmas dinner table

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a blush pink pedestal against a dusty rose wall — Kept as arrangedValentine pink pedestal
The vase on a blush plaster pedestal against a dusty-rose wall, rose petals at the edges.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: Valentine pink pedestal

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a sage green pedestal against a lilac wall with leaf shadows — Kept as arrangedMother’s Day sage pedestal
The vase on a sage pedestal in soft spring light, with leaf shadows on a lilac wall.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: Mother’s Day sage pedestal

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a terracotta pedestal with small pumpkins and wheat — Kept as arrangedThanksgiving clay pedestal
The vase on a warm clay pedestal, small pumpkins and wheat at the edges.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: Harvest clay pedestal

Illustrative test example: Kraft-wrapped bouquet of tulips and gypsophila on a cream knit with a red gift box and gold baubles — Kept as wrappedChristmas gift table
The kraft-wrapped bouquet resting on a cream knit, a red-ribboned gift and gold baubles beside it.
From the wrapped tulips photo · Room: Christmas gift table

Illustrative test example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a white marble table with silver baubles above — Kept as arrangedWhite marble and silver
The vase on a round white marble table under silver baubles, bright and clean.
From the mixed vase photo · Room: White marble · silver baubles

Illustrative test example: Kraft-wrapped bouquet of tulips and gypsophila on linen with a red heart and an envelope — Kept as wrappedValentine gift table
The wrapped bouquet laid on soft linen with a red heart, an envelope and a ribbon spool.
From the wrapped tulips photo · Room: Valentine gift table

Illustrative test examples of the new rooms, made from two Pexels demonstration photos, not customer work. Shown whole, with no retouching. Results depend on your photo and the room you choose.

Photograph your holiday menu The holiday rooms guide

Look closer

The details are what you're selling.

Close-ups cropped from the examples above, with no retouching. Premium means the close-up holds up: the same flowers, and glass that really stands on its surface.

Phone photo close-up: the same flowers — **The same flowers**Orange roses, purple stock, daisies and green berries from the phone photo, in the studio photo. See the full photo

Studio photo close-up: the same flowers — **The same flowers**Orange roses, purple stock, daisies and green berries from the phone photo, in the studio photo. See the full photo

Phone photo close-up: from the workbench to the set — **From the workbench to the set**The red and ivory roses and eucalyptus, moved from a cluttered bench to a calm sage studio. See the full photo

Studio photo close-up: from the workbench to the set — **From the workbench to the set**The red and ivory roses and eucalyptus, moved from a cluttered bench to a calm sage studio. See the full photo

Studio photo close-up: really standing on the stone — **Really standing on the stone**The glass sits squarely on the plinth, with the stems visible through it. See the full photo

Why it looks natural

The room makes space for your flowers.

ShotSetter doesn’t cut your arrangement out and paste it on a backdrop. It makes a new photograph of your piece in the room you choose, so light, shadow and size belong together and your flowers look beautiful there.

01
We read your piece first
Before each photo, ShotSetter notes your flowers by variety and colour, and the shape of your vase or wrap, so the studio photo has them to keep.
02
The room has a place for it
Every room has a set spot on a real surface, in a hand or on a stand, sized for flowers. Your piece stands there at a natural size, on the surface rather than floating or perched on an edge.
03
Lit by the room
The room’s own light falls on your petals and glass, with a soft contact shadow and reflections where the surface would give them.
04
Compared with your original
Each result is compared with your phone photo before you see it. If something slipped, one tap asks for a free fix (one with every 10 credits).

Kept as you made itMost rooms keep your arrangement or wrapped bouquet as it is: same flowers, same vase or paper.

Styled on purposeA few rooms restyle on purpose, like a gift box, a bridal grip or a corsage made from your flowers. They always say so before you choose.

New

Let ShotSetter choose.

Not sure which room? ShotSetter studies your flowers, then picks the setting that suits them best. Your arrangement and packaging stay the focus.

Reads your flowers, colours and vase or wrap first
Picks surroundings that make them stand out
A real photo finish, never a painted look

Try it with your photo

Phone photo: mixed jar arrangement (AI-made demonstration photo, not a customer upload) — Illustrative test example: no room was picked, ShotSetter chose the setting.

Illustrative test example: Mixed jar arrangement on a sunlit wooden table by a window, in a setting ShotSetter chose — Illustrative test example: no room was picked, ShotSetter chose the setting.

Built for florists who sell

One phone photo. A whole week of posts.

Whether you work from the kitchen table or run three shops, ShotSetter turns the arrangement on your bench into photos that sell it.

Illustrative test example: mixed jar arrangement on a warm terracotta block

Home florists

Kitchen-table studios and market stalls.

Instagram posts and Stories
Etsy and Facebook listings
Price lists for regulars

Illustrative test example: mixed jar arrangement on dark limestone

Flower shops

Daily arrangements, a menu that changes every week.

Website and Shopify product photos
Seasonal menus on your website
Window and counter cards

Illustrative test example: wrapped tulip bouquet held by a bride in lace

Weddings & events

Bouquets, buttonholes, corsages and centrepieces.

Proposals and lookbooks
Bridal bouquet portfolios
Wedding fair flyers

Illustrative test example: tulips arranged in a blush hatbox, styled on purpose

Gifts & occasions

Gift boxes, hatboxes and holiday menus.

Valentine’s and Mother’s Day menus
Gift and hatbox listings
Corporate and subscription orders

What you can photograph

Vase arrangements
Wrapped & hand-tied bouquets
Wrist corsages
Buttonholes
Wreaths
Flower crowns
Leis
Sympathy sprays
Flowers in a display vase
Loose stems (we add a vase)

A complete studio

Everything after the phone photo.

Pick a room made for flowers and see exactly where yours will stand.

200+ rooms

Rooms made for flowers

Clean studios and pedestals, stone and marble, warm interiors, weddings, sympathy, wreath doors and seasonal tables. All original, all designed for florists.

See where it goes

A pin shows exactly where your flowers will stand, before you spend a credit.

Held for real

Hands that really hold

Bridal and bridesmaid rooms close real fingers around the stems, at a natural size.

Each bloom noted by variety and colour
Buds stay buds
Vase shape measured
Wrap and ribbon noted

Every flower noted

Before each photo, ShotSetter reads your arrangement: blooms by variety, colour and opening stage, and the shape of your vase. The studio photo is made to keep them.

How it works

From the bench to posted, in about a minute.

01
Snap your flowers
One phone photo. Messy bench, kitchen table or cooler: that’s fine. Get the whole vase in.
02
Pick a room
Pick any room and see where your flowers will stand before you create.
03
Download and share
Your finished photo arrives checked against your original. Add your logo and download every size you need.

The studio recognises flowers in a vase and suggests the best rooms for their colours — **It recognises your piece.** Upload a photo and ShotSetter sees what you made, then puts the rooms that suit its colours first. Every photo comes back in 4K.

200+ original rooms

A room for every arrangement.

Every room is designed for flowers, with a set place for your piece. Pick a clean studio for your shop, a wedding scene for a bridal portfolio, or a seasonal table for the holidays.

Held & worn 46
Holidays 39
Lifestyle 38
Studio 30
Surfaces 26
Wedding 22
Pedestals 18
Vase styling 16
Wreaths 11
Sympathy 10
Hero 8

Catalogue · clean white setting — Catalogue · clean white

Marble table · sheer curtains setting — Marble table · sheer curtains

Salon window · brass table setting — Salon window · brass table

Rose marble · terrace light setting — Rose marble · terrace light

Rustic oak · linen light setting — Rustic oak · linen light

Lace table · golden window setting — Lace table · golden window

Sunlit window counter setting — Sunlit window counter

New this season

Warm cream studio setting — Warm cream studio

Cosy living room setting — Cosy living room

Forest green · Christmas setting — Forest green · Christmas

Snowy window seat setting — Snowy window seat

Valentine candlelit dinner setting — Valentine candlelit dinner

Easter yellow pedestal setting — Easter yellow pedestal

Birthday gift table setting — Birthday gift table

Wedding reception table setting — Wedding reception table

Hero rooms for your first listing photo, plus Christmas, Valentine’s, Easter, birthday and wedding rooms. Ready for your photos now.

Every way to show your flowers Browse all rooms

Dreaming of a room we don't have yet? Request a scene, with a reference photo if you like. We'll do our best to add it for you, free.

Studios

Start with flowers. More soon.

Potted plants, custom cakes and desserts, and candles and soaps are next. Want one sooner? Ask for early access and we’ll tell you the day it opens.

Flower StudioArrangements, bouquets, wreaths, wedding and sympathy flowers.Open now

Plant StudioPotted plants, succulents and planters.Coming soonGet early access

Cake StudioCustom cakes, cupcakes and desserts.Coming soonGet early access

Candle & soap StudioCandles, soaps and home fragrance.Coming soonGet early access

Gift StudioGift boxes and curated sets.Coming soonGet early access

Open StudioAny product, in our rooms or yours.Coming soonGet early access

The ShotSetter phone app is coming soon. Until then, open shotsetter.com on your phone and choose “Add to Home Screen”: it opens like an app.

Peace of mind

Built to be trusted with your work.

Your arrangements are your livelihood. ShotSetter keeps them yours, keeps them private, and never lets an unchecked photo out.

Checked against your original

Every photo is compared with your flowers and vase before it reaches you. Something not quite right? Tell us exactly what, and we remake it free: one free fix for every 10 credits.

Private by default

Only you see your uploads and results. Your photos are never used for training, and we use no ad or tracking cookies.

Yours to share and sell

Post them on Instagram and Facebook, use them on your website and shop listings like Etsy, or print them on cards. Wherever you sell your work.

Failed photo, credit back

If a photo can't be created, its credit comes back automatically. Completely unused packs can be refunded within 14 days; used credits can't be refunded.

No lock-in

Start with a one-time trial pack, no subscription. On a plan, cancel any time: it runs to the end of the period you paid for.

Secure checkout

Payments run through Stripe. We never see or store your card.

Simple pricing

Try it once. Save on every photo with a plan.

Every photo is made in 4K and uses 1 credit, which costs less than $1 on every pack and plan. Every 10 credits also come with a free fix, in case a photo isn’t right. New accounts get 3 free credits (3 4K photos), no card needed. Free photos download with a small ShotSetter badge until your first pack or plan.

A photo shootHundreds of dollars · days to book · one look

ShotSetterFrom 33¢ a photo · about a minute · 200+ rooms

Trial pack

$9 once

10 credits

+ 1 free fix if a photo isn’t right

$0.90 per 4K photo · good for 30 days · no badge

Try ShotSetter on a few real orders, no subscription.

Or 125 photos a month for $49 on Growth.

Post every week? Packs cost you more on every photo.

A plan gives you the same rooms and 4K photos for much less, with fresh credits every month. One extra order can pay for it. Cancel any time.

Founding priceThe first 200 florists keep today’s price for as long as they stay subscribed. After the first 200 florists, plans go up to $29 / $65 / $119 a month.

Starter

~~$29~~

$25 / month

Founding price for the first 200 florists, then $29

50 credits a month

+ 5 free fixes if a photo isn’t right

$0.50 per 4K photo

For home florists posting a few times a week.

44% less per photo than trial packs
50 fresh credits every month
Top up 25 credits (+ 2 free fixes) for $14
No ShotSetter badge on any photo
Cancel any time

Best for most shops

Growth

~~$65~~

$49 / month

Founding price for the first 200 florists, then $65

125 credits a month

+ 12 free fixes if a photo isn’t right

$0.39 per 4K photo

For shops refreshing listings and seasonal menus.

56% less per photo than trial packs
125 fresh credits every month
Top up 30 credits (+ 3 free fixes) for $13
No ShotSetter badge on any photo
Cancel any time

Best value · recommended

Studio

~~$119~~

$99 / month

Founding price for the first 200 florists, then $119

300 credits a month

+ 30 free fixes if a photo isn’t right

$0.33 per 4K photo

For busy shops, weddings and several sales channels.

63% less per photo than trial packs
300 fresh credits every month
Top up 40 credits (+ 4 free fixes) for $14
No ShotSetter badge on any photo
Cancel any time

Everything in every pack and plan

4K studio photos
Your real flowers and vase in a new room, in about a minute.
200+ rooms
White studios, homes, weddings, sympathy and every holiday.
Campaign kits
An Instagram post, 3 Stories, a Pinterest pin and a banner from every photo.
Captions and listings
Captions, hashtags, and your Etsy title, 13 tags and description.
Your logo, never ours
Your logo or shop name on every design. No ShotSetter badge.
Close-ups that fit
Crops centred on your flowers that never cut them off.
Every size
Post, Story, website, Etsy and print, ready to download.
Free fixes
One for every 10 credits, if a photo isn’t right.

Need 500+ credits for several shops or wedding season? Email us for a custom pack.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

What is ShotSetter?

ShotSetter is a flower photo editor and online product photo studio made only for florists: florist photography without the photographer. Upload one phone photo of an arrangement, bouquet, wreath or other floral piece, choose one of 200+ original rooms, and get a studio product photo in about a minute. Your flowers and vase stay recognisably yours; the room’s light, shadow and scale are fitted around them, so the photo looks naturally shot in that room.

What is the best way for a florist to get studio product photos without a photographer?

Take one phone photo of the finished piece and use a tool made for flowers, such as ShotSetter. General photo apps cut the flowers out and paste them on a backdrop, which often leaves floating stems, squashed vases and light that doesn’t match. ShotSetter places your piece in a room built for flowers, keeps your arrangement and adds the room’s own light and shadow. You can try 3 photos free, with no card.

Is ShotSetter a background remover?

No. A background remover cuts your flowers out and pastes them onto a backdrop. ShotSetter creates a new photograph of your piece in the room you choose, so the light, shadow, reflections and size belong together, while your flowers and vase are kept. If you only need a quick cut-out, our free bouquet background remover (in Free tools) runs in your browser.

How do florists do flower arrangement photography without a studio?

Take one clear phone photo of the finished piece in daylight, with the tallest stems and the base of the vase in the frame. A messy bench behind it is fine. Upload it to ShotSetter and choose a room: a studio, a pedestal, a table, a home, a pair of hands or a holiday scene. In about a minute you have a studio product photo, with your flowers and vase kept.

How does ShotSetter make my flowers look natural in the scene?

The room makes space for your flowers. Each room has a set spot on a real surface, in a hand or on a stand. Your piece is placed there at a natural size, lit by the room’s own light, with a soft contact shadow and reflections where the surface would give them. Then the result is compared with your phone photo before you see it.

Can ShotSetter choose the setting for me?

Yes. Choose “Let ShotSetter choose” in the studio. ShotSetter studies your flowers, then picks a setting that suits them, such as a refined tabletop, a plinth, a boutique display or a calm daylight interior, and keeps your flowers, vase or box and wrapping as they are. It works for arrangements, bouquets, wreaths, sympathy sprays, corsages, buttonholes, crowns and leis. You can still pick any room yourself.

What can I photograph?

Vase arrangements, Wrapped & hand-tied bouquets, Wrist corsages, Buttonholes, Wreaths, Flower crowns, Leis, Sympathy sprays, Flowers in a display vase, Loose stems (we add a vase). Choose the type when you upload, and ShotSetter shows the rooms made for it.

How many backgrounds or rooms are there?

200+ original rooms: held & worn (46), holidays (39), lifestyle (38), studio (30), surfaces (26), wedding (22), pedestals (18), vase styling (16), wreaths (11), sympathy (10), hero (8). All are designed for flowers, and you can request a new one free.

Will it change my flowers or my vase?

Most rooms keep the piece you made: the same flowers, colours, shape and vase or wrap, with a new room, light and shadow around them. Results are made to match your photo closely, not pixel for pixel, so a small detail can differ; if one matters to you, use a free fix (one comes with every 10 credits). A few rooms change things on purpose, such as a gift box, a bridal grip or a corsage made from your flowers, and they say so before you choose them.

How much does it cost?

Less than $1 a photo, with no photographer fee. New accounts get 3 free credits (3 4K photos) to use within 7 days, and no card is needed. After that, a one-time trial pack is $9 for 10 credits, good for 30 days, and plans start at $25 a month for 50 credits, from about $0.33 a photo. Every photo is made in 4K and uses 1 credit.

How is ShotSetter different from other photo apps?

It is made only for florists. Every room has a set place for flowers, so vases stand on the surface and bouquets sit in the hand at a natural size, lit by that room. You see where your piece will go before you spend a credit, every result is compared with your original before you see it, and every 10 credits include a free fix if anything is off.

Do I need a studio, a camera or editing skills?

No. A phone photo is enough, even on a messy workbench. There's nothing to edit: pick a room and download your photo.

I work from home. Will it work for me?

Yes. Most of our rooms were made with kitchen-table and market-stall florists in mind: you get shop-quality photos without a shop, a studio or a photographer.

Can I try it free?

Yes. New accounts get 3 free credits, enough for 3 4K photos, to use within 7 days, and no card is needed. You see every free photo in full, and free downloads carry a small “Made with ShotSetter” badge; any plan or pack removes it from every photo you've made.

What can I use the photos for?

Anything that sells your own work: your website and shop listings, Instagram and Facebook, email newsletters, proposals, flyers and printed cards. Delivery apps like DoorDash want photos with no background added, so use a plain phone photo there.

What kind of photo should I take?

Any phone photo works. Get the whole arrangement in the frame, including the tallest stems and the base of the vase, in reasonable light. A messy workbench behind it is fine.

Can I add my logo?

Yes. Add your logo in My brand (a logo on white is fine; we make the white transparent), plus your phone and website. Then put your logo on any photo, post, Story or flyer.

What size are the photos?

Every photo is made in 4K (about 8 megapixels, for example 2560×3200): sharp on your website, in shop listings and on Instagram, with room to crop and print. One photo uses 1 credit, and every 10 credits include a free fix.

Who owns the photos?

Your uploads stay yours, and the photos you create are yours to use wherever you sell: social media, your website, listings and print. Our rooms stay ours: use them inside your photos, but not on their own.

Do you use my photos for training?

No. We never use your photos for training. Our image service is a paid one that doesn't train on them either, and we use no advertising or tracking cookies.

Who can see my photos?

Only you. Your uploads and results are stored privately in your own studio, never shown publicly, and you can remove them all at any time from Storage & privacy.

What if a photo doesn't work?

If a photo can't be created, the credit goes back to you automatically. If a result isn't quite right, tap “Something not right?” on the photo, describe exactly what's wrong, and we remake it free. You get one free fix for every 10 credits: 5 a month on Starter, 12 a month on Growth, 30 a month on Studio.

Can you add a room I'd love?

Yes, tell us. Tap “Request a scene” in the studio or email us, with a reference photo if you have one. We'll do our best to add it for you, free.

Can I suggest a feature?

Please do. Email us anything you'd add, change or remove, or a design idea. We read every message and use them to decide what we build next.

What is a campaign kit?

A set of ready-to-post designs and words made from one finished photo, in your shop’s name: an Instagram post, three Stories to post up to your order-by date, a Pinterest pin and a Facebook or website banner, plus the caption, hashtags and your Etsy title, 13 tags and description. Pick an occasion such as Valentine’s, Mother’s Day, Christmas or Bestseller. It uses no extra credits.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Buy a one-time trial pack when you need photos: its credits are good for 30 days. If you post every week, a plan costs much less per photo (Growth is less than half the trial pack’s price per photo), and you can cancel any time. New accounts start with 3 free credits, and no card is needed to try.

Do I need a Google account?

No. Continue with Google, or sign in with any email address, including your shop, Outlook or Yahoo email: we email you a 6-digit code, with no password to remember.

Is there a ShotSetter phone app?

A phone app is coming soon. ShotSetter already works in your phone’s browser, including taking the photo with your camera: open shotsetter.com and choose “Add to Home Screen”, and it opens like an app.

Is ShotSetter only for flowers?

For now, yes: Flower Studio is open. Plant, Cake, and Candle & soap studios are coming next. Email us for early access and we’ll tell you the day yours opens.

Can I earn free credits?

Yes. Share your invite link from Plans & credits. Friends who sign up with it get 5 free credits instead of 3, and when a friend buys a plan or pack you get 20 credits (10 for the smallest pack). Posting your photos is never tied to it: only your invite link counts.

Do credits expire?

Yes. Plan credits are for the period you paid for: a monthly plan’s unused credits end when it renews, and a yearly plan’s at the end of the year. Trial packs, top-ups and invitation credits are good for 30 days, and a new account’s 3 free credits for 7 days. ShotSetter uses the credits that end soonest first and shows the date in Plans & credits. If you cancel, your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for.

Free tools

Free tools for florists

Resize photos for Etsy and Instagram, remove a background, price an arrangement or write the card: free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.

Your next arrangement deserves the studio.

Phone photo in. Studio shot out. Start with 3 free credits.

Upload your photo