Photo app for flower shops and home florists

Every arrangement in your shop, photographed the day you make it.

Short answer

A flower shop photo app lets a shop photograph each arrangement itself, without booking a photographer. With FlowerShoot you snap the finished piece on your phone, choose a room, and get a studio product photo in about a minute. Use the same room for the whole menu and the shop looks consistent. You get 3 free previews when you sign up, with no card. Plans start at $10 a month for 50 photos.

Try it freeSign up and get 3 free previews · no card See pricing

Examples

From the workbench to the menu.

Each pair shows a phone photo and the studio photo made from it.

Phone photo: peonies on the workbench, peonies, garden roses and snapdragons in glass — **Illustrative example**The same blush peonies, garden roses and snapdragons in the same glass vase, moved from a busy workbench onto a round stone plinth. Recorded studio result. The display copy is framed more closely; it is not the full 4K download. Room: Sage & stone. Phone photo: Pexels demonstration photo, edited with AI onto a busier bench; not a customer.

Illustrative example: Blush peonies, coral garden roses and white snapdragons in a clear glass vase on a round stone plinth against sage green — **Illustrative example**The same blush peonies, garden roses and snapdragons in the same glass vase, moved from a busy workbench onto a round stone plinth. Recorded studio result. The display copy is framed more closely; it is not the full 4K download. Room: Sage & stone. Phone photo: Pexels demonstration photo, edited with AI onto a busier bench; not a customer.

Phone photo: mixed vase, carnations, chrysanthemums and delphinium in glass — **Illustrative example**The vase on a blush plaster pedestal against a dusty-rose wall, rose petals at the edges. Room: Valentine pink pedestal. Phone photo: Demonstration photo by Natalia S on Pexels, not a customer.

Illustrative example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a blush pink pedestal against a dusty rose wall — **Illustrative example**The vase on a blush plaster pedestal against a dusty-rose wall, rose petals at the edges. Room: Valentine pink pedestal. Phone photo: Demonstration photo by Natalia S on Pexels, not a customer.

Illustrative example: Mixed arrangement in a glass vase on a sage green pedestal against a lilac wall with leaf shadows — **Illustrative example**The vase on a sage pedestal in soft spring light, with leaf shadows on a lilac wall. Room: Mother’s Day sage pedestal. Phone photo: Demonstration photo by Natalia S on Pexels, not a customer.

Why florists use it

Made for people who sell flowers.

A menu that matches

Pick one room and use it for every piece, so your website and menu look like one shop. Does the room stay the same?

Seasonal menus, weeks early

Photograph your Valentine’s, Mother’s Day and Christmas pieces in rooms already dressed for the season.

Menus and price cards included

Design & share makes a product card with the name and price, or a menu of every bouquet, from the photos you make.

How it works

One phone photo. Three steps.

Snap each piece as you finish it
One phone photo on the bench, with the whole vase in the frame.
Use your shop’s room
Pick the same room each time from 200+ rooms, or a holiday room for a seasonal menu.
Put it where you sell
Download for your website, menu, Google Business Profile and posts.

3free previews when you sign up, no card
200+rooms made for flowers
About a minutefor each photo
From $10a month for 50 photos

Quick answers

What is a flower shop photo app?

An app a flower shop uses to make its own product photos. FlowerShoot photographs your own arrangements from a phone photo, so the menu shows what you actually make.

Can I keep the same background for my whole menu?

Yes. Choose the same room for each piece and the surface, wall and light stay the same across your menu. How the room is kept

Does it work with my website or shop system?

It works beside them. Download each photo and upload it to your website, online shop or point of sale as you would any product photo. Where it fits among florist software

Can it make a printed menu or price card?

Yes. Design & share makes a product card or a menu with names and prices, to print or post. There is also a free flower menu maker.

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

No. A phone photo in good light is enough, and there is nothing to edit. How to take the phone photo

How much does it cost?

You get 3 free previews when you sign up, with no card. Previews are shown in full with no watermark; downloading needs a plan. Plans start at $10 a month for 50 photos, billed monthly, and you can cancel any time. See prices

More for flower sellers

Your next arrangement deserves the studio.

Try your own flowers with 3 free previews. No card needed.

Try it free

Use your free credits within 7 days. A paid plan unlocks full-size files at their generated size. See prices