Noor
Photography for jewellers

The piece,unchanged.The world, new.

Send a photograph taken on your counter. Receive the campaign image you could not afford to shoot.

Kundan necklace with ruby drops, studio photograph
Plate I
Kundan necklace, ruby drops
Made in the atelier
IThe method

One photograph in.
One made for print out.

Nothing about the jewellery is redrawn. The stones, the settings, the weight of the gold remain exactly as you made them. Only the light, the model and the room are replaced.

Necklace photographed on a table
As photographed  /  a phone, a table
The same necklace in a studio photograph
As presented  /  the same piece
Ring photographed on a table
As photographed  /  counter, flash
The same ring in a studio photograph
As presented  /  macro, velvet
IIThe collection

Every kind of piece,
worn the right way.

IIIThe atelier

Make a photograph.

Place a photographDrop it here, or tap to choose from your phone
Your photograph will appear here
Setting the light
IVThe ledger

What has been made,
and by which engine.

When one engine reaches its daily limit, the next continues without you doing anything.

TimePieceSettingEngineResult
VThe keys

Your engines,
your allowance.

Photographs run on your own keys, so the limits are yours alone. Keys stay in this browser and go only to the engine itself.

Cloudflare FLUX.2 Built in

Free daily allowance, no key needed

Google AI Studio

aistudio.google.com/apikey

Pixazo

Takes over when the first engine is full

OpenRouter

Pay as you go, about a cent or two a photograph
VIQuestions
Will it change my design?

No. The piece is kept exactly and only its surroundings are rebuilt. Always compare the result with your original before you publish it.

What does it cost?

The site is free to use. Photographs run on the engine key you connect, so any limits or charges come from that engine's plan.

Where do my photographs go?

Only to the engine you connect. Nothing is kept on our side, and history lives in your own browser.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Photograph the piece, upload it, save the result.

Begin

Your next catalogue,
made tonight.

Make a photograph