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Shootika turns the flat-lay photos a store already has into on-model product photos. Each result image is called a frame. It works for a Shopify store or any other online store.

Pick your way in

Shopify app. For a Shopify store. Install Shootika from the Shopify App Store. Your products come from Shopify, and a frame you approve goes on the live product page.

Web app. For a store on any other platform, at panel.shootika.com. Create a free account and add your products there.

AI assistants. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another assistant that takes a remote MCP server by URL, then ask it to shoot your products, show you the frames and publish the ones you like. The server is https://mcp.shootika.com. It works for Shopify app stores and web app stores alike.

REST API. For a web app store’s own software. Requests carry an API key, which you create in the web app under Settings, API Keys.

Connect an AI assistantAdd Shootika to your assistant and approve it.

What an assistant can doThe tools, the permission each needs, and what uses a frame.

DevelopersGuides for the REST API.

API referenceEvery endpoint, from the OpenAPI spec.

Platform recipesFor stores not on Shopify: put approved frames on WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce or your own site.

Web appGuides for stores that use panel.shootika.com.

Shopify appGuides for stores that use Shootika inside Shopify.

Words these docs use

• Frame: one result image, a product photo worn by a model. Every shoot uses one frame from your plan, whichever way you start it.
• Credit: what the apps call a frame from your plan’s allowance. One credit is one frame.
• Scene: a model in a style and pose. A shoot puts a product photo into a ready scene.
• Approve: put a frame on its product. On a Shopify store that publishes it to the live product page, where shoppers see it. On other stores it is saved to the product in Shootika.

Plans

What each plan includes and costs is on shootika.com/pricing. The REST API and AI assistants work on every plan.