Updates & Insights
Guides and tutorials on AI headshots, product photography, photo restoration, and AI video.
How to Remove Scratches from Old Photos (2026)
Remove scratches, creases, and dust from old photos with AI in seconds — plus when manual touch-up still wins and what no tool can truly fix.
Shopify Product Image Requirements (2026 Guide)
Shopify product media sizes, formats and limits from its own documentation, plus a workflow for checking the real product, export and storefront preview.
AI Headshots for a Resume: What Recruiters Think
Can you use an AI headshot on your resume or CV? An honest look at what recruiters accept, the likeness rule that matters, and how to crop it right.
Best Photo Restoration Tools in 2026 (Honestly Compared)
The best photo restoration tools in 2026, honestly compared: what each one fixes, who it's for, and why a selfie enhancer is wrong for old portraits.
UGC-Style Ads With AI: How to Make Them Honestly
Make UGC-style ads with AI in 2026 — what AI does well, the FTC line on fake testimonials, and a workflow from product photo to vertical clip.
Lifestyle vs Studio Product Photos: When Each Wins
Lifestyle vs studio product photography — what each does, which converts on Amazon, Etsy, and social, and how to get both from one product shot.
How to Scan Old Photos: A Practical 2026 Guide
Digitize family photos safely, choose scan settings for your intended use, and keep original files separate from edited copies and online uploads.
AI Headshots for Teams: A Practical Rollout Guide
How to get consistent AI headshots across a whole team in 2026 — a shared style spec, the rollout steps, costs vs a photographer, and where it falls short.
Flat Lay Photography: A Practical Guide for Sellers
Shoot clean, on-brand flat lays at home — surface, lighting, a 9-square composition method, phone settings — plus the AI shortcut from one product photo.
How to Animate a Photo with AI (Motion Types + Tips)
Animate a still photo with AI in 2026 — the five motion types, how to describe movement so it looks natural, and what image-to-video still gets wrong.