Product photos ready for the shop — without uploading a single one.
Same background, same crop, small files that load fast: SchweizerIMG prepares whole product folders in your browser. Unreleased products and supplier images stay on your computer — our servers never receive them.
From the photo table to the product page — four steps.
Resize: a 4000-pixel product photo is resized to 1200 pixels on its longest side for an online shop, at a fraction of its file size.
1
The right size for the shop
Bring every product photo to the size your shop displays — longest side, exact pixels, or a square canvas with the product centred.
Convert: a photo is converted from JPG to WebP for a website, with its new size.
2
Formats that load fast
Convert to WebP or AVIF, or let a responsive set with the matching HTML be created for you. JPEG stays available where a system needs it.
A batch of six photos compressed at once, each row showing its new size and saving, with the total for the batch.
3
The whole collection at once
Drop the folder in once: every image is processed on your computer, with its new size and saving shown row by row.
Watermark: the shop's name is typed as a text watermark, placed bottom right and added to a holiday-flat photo.
4
Marked and clean for marketplaces
Add a discreet logo before images go to marketplaces, and remove camera and location data in the same pass.
Confidentiality, handled
Unreleased products stay unreleased.
New collections, prototypes, prices on a shelf label: product photos often show what competitors should not see yet. With SchweizerIMG the images are read, processed and saved on your computer; our servers only learn which tool ran. Supplier and photographer images usually come with usage terms, and Swiss copyright also protects ordinary photographs (Art. 2 para. 3bis CopA) — keep the credits with the file.
Every plan processes your images on your device. Cancel any time.
FAQ
Questions from online shops.
Yes. Most tools take many images per run, and one run counts as one operation regardless of the number of files. How many images fit in one run depends on your plan.
AVIF is usually the smallest at the same visual quality, WebP is supported almost everywhere, and JPEG remains the safe fallback. The web export creates all three with the matching HTML, so the browser picks the best one.
No. It removes a background by colour, which works best on even, plain backdrops such as a white studio sweep. Busy backgrounds and fine hair are not what it is built for — there is deliberately no AI guessing at edges.
Each person has their own account and plan. There is no shared team workspace — every result stays on the device where it was created.
No — there is no plug-in, API or import. You download the results and upload them to your shop or marketplace as before.
HEIC photos open in Safari, which decodes them itself. In other browsers, set the iPhone camera to Most Compatible or convert the photos to JPEG first.
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Before you decide. The longer arguments behind this page — written for readers, not for buyers.
