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Batch photo editing applies the same changes across multiple product photos at once instead of repeating the same workflow for every file. For catalog teams managing hundreds or thousands of SKUs in Photoroom, batch or bulk editing means you can standardize all the most important parts of your images. You can resize and reposition, or add new AI backgrounds and AI shadows (and use any of Photoroom’s Batch edit tools), on up to 250 images at a time. The result is faster catalog changes, more consistent product visuals, and less time spent manually retouching images before listings go live.

Photoroom supports PNG, JPEG, and WebP files for bulk editing workflows and its Image Editing API. That means teams can work with their existing product photography without spending time converting files before upload. Once edits are complete, you can export images in the format that best fits your e‑commerce platform or marketplace requirements: PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, or AVIF (not available on all platforms).

When product images are photographed over multiple sessions or come from different vendors, natural variations in backgrounds, positioning, and lighting can make a catalog look inconsistent. Photoroom's Brand Kit and reusable batch templates apply the same visual standards across every image, so teams can publish a consistent catalog regardless of the original images’ source.

Yes, and the API is particularly useful for bulk photo editing. The Photoroom API lets sellers integrate large numbers of product photo edits into existing workflows for faster processing than manual effort. You can edit millions of images every year with API calls and discounts for Enterprise plan users who process especially high volumes. When Decathlon switched to using Photoroom’s API and bulk editing tools, they were able to process 1,000 images in 20 minutes—a process that used to take two weeks—and cut their cost per image by 99%.

Photoroom supports both batch editing in the web app (and on mobile devices for more casual use) and API-based automation. Teams can polish and perfect product images for consistent, marketplace-ready visuals before they move into an e‑commerce platform or DAM. That way, teams can keep the brand’s visual identity consistent long before product images are published across marketplaces and sales channels.