Photoshoots
Photoshoot types & tiers
Sampler, Photoshoot, and Bundle — what each gives you, and the four photoshoot types to choose from.
Three tiers, one decision
Every shoot starts by picking a tier. The tier decides how many shots you get and how much ground they cover.
| Tier | Shots | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Sampler | 6 | A quick exploration — see the look before committing. |
| Photoshoot | 12 | A full collection in one chosen type. |
| Bundle | 48 | The complete set — all four photoshoot types at once. |
A Sampler is the low-stakes way to confirm your style is dialed in. A Photoshoot is the workhorse: a dozen shots in a single, coherent type. A Bundle is everything — four full photoshoots (one of each type) in a single run, the option for when you want a complete library in one sitting.
The four photoshoot types
When you run a Photoshoot, you pick one type. (A Bundle covers all four for you.)
- Product — clean, hero-style shots that put the product front and center. Built for product pages and ads where the item is the star.
- Lifestyle — the product in a real-feeling world, with people and context. The shots that make a brand feel lived-in.
- Editorial — elevated, magazine-style shots with stronger art direction and mood.
- Social-Native — casual, handheld, of-the-feed shots that read as authentic rather than produced.
Choosing
- Need a product page refresh? Product, Photoshoot tier.
- Launching something and want a feed-ready set with people in it? Lifestyle, or a Campaign built around a launch goal.
- Want one of everything? Bundle.
Whatever you pick, the shots in a set share one consistent look — see The shoot bible for why a set feels like one shoot rather than a grab bag.