Turn multiple suppliers into one range

Your sofas come from thirty suppliers? Your category page shows it.

Every maker takes pictures of its sofas in its own way, so they don't match on your page. Take four phone photos of each sofa. Ar-range Express turns them into studio pictures on a white background, called packshots or silo shots, all from the same angles. Now every sofa looks like part of one set.

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The same five cameras

A sofa from one supplier and a chair from another, shot by the same cameras.

Whoever made it, every sofa and chair comes back at the same angles, on the same white background. Put them side by side on a category page and they look like one collection.

Add a new supplier and its products get the same look, so your range stays consistent as it grows.

material variants per product

Up to thirty per product, pulled from your Content Hub fabric library, each in the same five views.

Every supplier, every material

Show one range, whoever made each piece.

Thirty makers means thirty ways of shooting a sofa: a different angle, a different crop, a different room behind every one. Your buyer sees all thirty on one category page.

Supplier A

Phone photo of the rocking chair, the back, on an office floor

Phone photo of the rocking chair, the left side, on an office floor

Phone photo of the rocking chair, the right side, on an office floor

Phone photo of the rocking chair, the front, on an office floor

Supplier B

Phone photo of the sofa, the back, on an office floor

Phone photo of the sofa, the left side, on an office floor

Phone photo of the sofa, the right side, on an office floor

Phone photo of the sofa, the front, on an office floor

Each supplier's phone photos

Studio shots in every material

Room scenes

How it works

Four photos per product, from whoever has the piece.

Photograph each product.

Front, back and both sides, on a phone. Your team can take them when a delivery comes in, or the maker before the piece ships.

How to take them

We check them right away.

If a photo won't work, whoever took it is told what to reshoot, in plain words. Tags, tape, corner protectors and loose film are removed from the shot.

Ar-range Express AI delivers the studio pictures.

Five views of every product, the same for every supplier: front, back, both sides and a three-quarter view, delivered by Ar-range Express.

A person picks each shot.

Each view comes in three versions, and a person picks the closest: your team or ours. Then add up to 30 material variants from your Content Hub fabric library, and room scenes for the listing.

Where the photos come from

One image standard for every supplier.

Every product gets the same four phone photos, whether your team takes them in the warehouse or the maker takes them before it ships.

You hold the inventory.

Your team takes four photos of each new product as it arrives in the warehouse or showroom, and a busy room behind it is fine. The photos become part of receiving, and the piece joins the category page in the same look as the rest of the range.

The maker ships direct.

For made-to-order pieces that never pass through your hands, the maker takes the four photos before the piece ships and sends them with the product details. A phone is all a small maker needs to meet your image standard.

One catalog

Keep every supplier's products in one catalog.

Ar-range Express is available at no extra cost with the Ar-range Content Hub Enterprise plan, for eligible products.

Bring each supplier's list in.

Load a supplier's products as an export. A thousand items load in one request, and every row reports back, imported or failed.

Pull fabrics from one library.

Up to 30 material variants per product, taken from the fabric records in your Content Hub library.

See which products still need shots.

Content Hub compares the images you have with the products and options you sell, shows the gap, and queues the missing ones for upload.

One record feeds your store.

Shots, specs and prices sit on one record per product, and your storefront reads from that record.

Which to use when

Spend studio time where it pays.

Three ways to get furniture product photography, matched to what each product sells.

Your photographer or studio

For hero products and campaigns, where you control the set, the light and the styling.

Ar-range Express: packshots from phone photos

For the rest of the seating range: every supplier's sofas, armchairs and chairs at the same angles and framing, in up to 30 materials each.

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Variant Visuals

For more than 30 fabrics per product, or a configurator. Each model is built by hand from CAD files or the physical piece, for the closest match to what you sell.

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FAQ

Questions about one range from many suppliers.

Which products does it cover?

Seating with a clear front, back and sides: sofas, armchairs, chairs, and stools and benches with a front. For beds, products in more than 30 fabrics and configurators, Variant Visuals builds each model by hand.

Who takes the photos?

Whoever has the piece: your team when the product arrives, or the maker before a made-to-order piece ships. Four photos on a phone, front, back and both sides, with the whole product in frame and in even daylight. A busy room behind it is fine. The photo guide shows what works.

We already use a product photography service. Where does Express fit?

Beside it. Keep your photographer for hero products and campaigns, and use Express for the rest of the seating range, so every product has packshots and every one matches the others.

Can't we do this with ChatGPT or Gemini?

Express uses image models too: our pipeline pairs the latest 3D and image models. The 3D shape comes first and fixes the angle and framing, so a sofa from one supplier and a chair from another come out at the same angles. It is built by Ar-range, the team behind 2.2 million prerendered product visuals for MyBed.

How close is each shot to the real product?

Each view comes in three versions, and a person picks the one closest to the real product: your team or ours. Nothing goes live until someone has approved it.

Can we show each product in other fabrics?

Yes. Once the shots are picked, add up to 30 material variants per product, pulled from your Content Hub fabric library. Every variant comes from the same five cameras.

What do the makers have to do?

Meet the same image standard as every other supplier: four phone photos of each product, sent with the product details. Any phone will do, and iPhone photos go in as they are.

What does it cost?

Ar-range Express is available at no extra cost with the Ar-range Content Hub Enterprise plan, for eligible products.

See your suppliers as one range.

Leave your details and we'll email you what it would take for your store: which of your products Express covers, who would take the photos, and how Content Hub would hold the range.

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