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Image Sets and Batch jobs
Two ways to work at volume: one gives many angles of one product, the other works through many products.
From Plien Roob — AI model photography for online stores
These answer different questions. Picking the right one saves both time and credits.
Image Set — one product, many angles
Creates 7 images from a single product in one go: 3 full-length, 3 half-length and 1 ghost mannequin with no model, each in a different scene. Good for finishing a whole product page in one pass.
Per set: 16 credits at 1K, 22 at 2K and 34 at Premium 4K.
A set requires a model so all 7 images show the same person. A model from the system library adds 1 credit per set at 1K and 2K; Premium already includes it.
Reusing the model from an image you created before costs nothing extra.




Batch — many products, treated the same
Set it up once and the system works through your products one at a time. Good for listing a whole new drop. Up to 20 products per run at one image each, or up to 5 when each product gets a full set.
A single image per product: 3 credits at 1K, 4 at 2K and 6 at Premium 4K, plus 1 credit per product for a library model at 1K and 2K.
From 8 products up, it switches to a flat 3 credits per image at 1K, 4 at 2K and 5 at Premium 4K, with the model and scene included.
The flat rate kicks in at 8 products automatically. You do not have to select anything — the system works it out and shows the total before you confirm.
Limits worth knowing first
If some items in a run fail, only those items are refunded. The ones that succeeded are charged normally.
There is no per-item retry button in a batch yet. To redo one item, run it again as a single job.
The queue only moves while the Batch page is open. If you close it, the remaining items wait; open the same page again to carry on, and no credits are lost.
The system-wide generation ceiling is 60 images per hour per shop.
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