AI car photo editor for intake day.
Upload lot photos, choose a scene, set the listing crop, and render a clean set for marketplace pages.
From phone shots to a listing set.
Dealership intake is messy: crowded lots, mixed light, and cars that need to go live the same day. LotReady moves the scene, crop, and export work into one flow by compositing the segmented vehicle over the chosen background. It generates the contact shadow under the tires, but it does not relight the vehicle body, so the source photo still needs lighting that suits the scene.
What the workflow covers
Start with existing phone photos
Upload JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC files up to 10 MB. Severe blur, missing bodywork, and extreme low light still call for a reshoot.
Listing formats built in
Choose marketplace ratios and 1K, 2K, or 4K output before you render. At 2K and above, AI Enhance requests a detail-recovery pass for one extra credit. A provider failure is retried once, and if it fails again that photo fails and its credits are returned.
Batches stay together
Run up to ten photos per batch. Each photo renders on its own lane, and the finished set stays together in Gallery.
Questions from intake day
A general editor treats a car as one more object to cut out. A car dealership photo editor has to handle the parts of a vehicle that break ordinary cutout tools: the gap under wheel arches, glass you can see through, chrome that reflects whatever is around it, and a shadow that has to sit the car on the ground rather than float it. LotReady uses the uploaded vehicle rather than substituting a 3D model, but every finished result still needs a check around fine text, reflections, glass, and cutout edges before it is published.
Pricing is public and self-serve, so you can sign up and start rendering without a sales call. Plans are monthly subscriptions that include credits and run from $9 to $79 a month. When a busy week needs more, you can buy one-time credit packs on top of your plan.
A batch can hold up to 10 photos. They are queued together and available lanes process them in parallel, with each completed result landing in Gallery as it finishes. Processing time varies by queue load, resolution, and whether AI Enhance is selected.
You can upload up to 10 photos in a single batch, and the app accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC files. Each file can be as large as 10 MB, which covers a full-resolution phone photo with room to spare, so you rarely need to resize or convert anything before uploading.
You choose from showroom, studio, and outdoor scenes in the built-in library. The scene is frozen for the batch before you render, alongside the aspect ratio and resolution, and each finished result still needs review.
No result is guaranteed. Severe blur, heavy crops that cut off part of the car, or extreme low light can produce an image that is not worth listing because the source photo does not carry enough detail. Inspect each finished image before publishing.
Failed photos return their reserved credits automatically. If a completed image is unusable, report it from Gallery; the team reviews the result and returns eligible credits to the original balance bucket.
Run your next intake set.
Request access and test LotReady with the photos your team already takes.