Dan Spooner, Product Lead at Photoroom, said: “For most independent retailers, creating product listings isn’t difficult because they can’t take a good photograph. It’s difficult because it’s one of the most repetitive parts of running an online business. Every product needs images, descriptions, organisation and publishing across multiple channels.
“We’ve spent years helping merchants create better images. The next step is helping them build better listings, and with today’s Android launch, that’s something any seller can now do entirely from their phone.”
The Android launch completes Photoroom’s cross-platform availability, giving mobile-first merchants full access wherever they run their business. Products can be captured on mobile, refined on desktop and managed across devices, with web, iOS and Android operating from a shared catalogue engine and a single source of truth. Shopify is Photoroom’s first commerce platform connection and forms part of a broader roadmap to connect additional ecommerce platforms over time.
The launch builds on growing demand from retailers seeking enterprise-quality content production without enterprise-scale creative teams or budgets. Customers using Photoroom in their commerce workflows have already reported measurable results. This includes UK retailer Layer which increased its online sales by 50 per cent, US workwear brand Ameliora which improved its conversion rate by 30 per cent, and fashion retailer Palm Angels, which launched a full capsule collection in four days.
Photoroom for Shopify is available on Android, iOS and web and can be found in the Shopify App Store as the Photoroom AI Listing Assistant.
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