Shooting physical furniture is an expensive headache. Add 10 different fabric variations to a single chair, and your production budget is gone. I built a custom AI pipeline that completely bypasses this.
How it works in practice:
Drop a raw smartphone photo of your furniture into the flow. That’s it. A few minutes later, you get a fully populated asset folder:
Clean studio angles (45°, straight-on, side profile).
Photorealistic lifestyle scenes (from bright Scandi to dark industrial lofts).
Extreme macro texture swaps for every single colorway.
Ready-to-run social ad layouts with perfect negative space for copy.
The magic behind it:
No manual Photoshop masking. No heavy 3D rendering. It's a node-based architecture that automatically isolates the item and strictly locks the geometry. The shape of the furniture doesn't shift by a single pixel—only the environment, lighting, and materials change.
Why it matters:
Built for D2C brands and growth agencies. You can run performance ads, test new colorways, and launch entire collections before the physical product even leaves the factory. Massive ROI, zero studio costs.
WARNING: This video contains strong strobe effects. ⚡
I recently watched The Moment, the Charli xcx mockumentary. I really liked the strobing typography layered over the footage, so I tried recreating it for the Contra × @Invideo challenge.
Everything was done directly in the new invideo Editor timeline. Although, to be fair, Agent Two did most of the work. I supplied the assets and creative brief, then watched it go.
And it did a freaking good job. Not perfect on the first try, but the fixes only needed a conversation in chat.