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CatalogSnap
One-click square product photos from messy vendor folders
CatalogSnap is a desktop utility that batch-standardizes product photos onto clean square canvases — fixing rotation, renaming by SKU, and flagging bad shots. Runs 100% offline with no subscription. Point it at a messy vendor folder, get marketplace-ready images.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm kibbleton. I kept watching sellers lose hours fixing supplier photos (sideways phone shots, random sizes, files named IMG_4829.jpg) before they could list a single product.
CatalogSnap fixes that. Point it at a folder and it returns clean, square, marketplace-ready images. It fixes rotation, renames files by SKU folder, never touches your originals, and gives you a report of the shots worth retaking.
It runs fully offline: no uploads, no account, no monthly fee. $19 once, and code HUNT20 takes 20% off for PH folks.
What's the most annoying part of your product photo workflow right now?
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About CatalogSnap on Product Hunt
“One-click square product photos from messy vendor folders”
CatalogSnap was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #69 on the daily leaderboard. CatalogSnap is a desktop utility that batch-standardizes product photos onto clean square canvases — fixing rotation, renaming by SKU, and flagging bad shots. Runs 100% offline with no subscription. Point it at a messy vendor folder, get marketplace-ready images.
CatalogSnap was featured in E-Commerce (42k followers) and Shopping (1.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 23.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted CatalogSnap?
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kibbleton
Hi Product Hunt, I'm kibbleton. I kept watching sellers lose hours fixing supplier photos (sideways phone shots, random sizes, files named IMG_4829.jpg) before they could list a single product.
CatalogSnap fixes that. Point it at a folder and it returns clean, square, marketplace-ready images. It fixes rotation, renames files by SKU folder, never touches your originals, and gives you a report of the shots worth retaking.
It runs fully offline: no uploads, no account, no monthly fee. $19 once, and code HUNT20 takes 20% off for PH folks.
What's the most annoying part of your product photo workflow right now?