Photo Studio — polished photos from one upload

Photo Studio takes one ordinary photo — your reception, a new treatment chair, a smiling team member, the front of your clinic — and gives you back a clean, well-lit, on-brand version ready to post. You don’t need a camera, a lightbox, or an editing app.

How to use it

1. Press Upload and choose a photo from your phone or computer.
2. Pick a style — each one is a different look (bright and clean, warm and welcoming, bold and editorial).
3. Choose the aspect ratio that fits where it’s going (square for the feed, vertical for stories).
4. Press Generate and wait a few seconds.
5. Save the result — it’s added to your Library automatically — or send it straight to a post.

A cleaner original gives a cleaner result — a steady, in-focus photo with the subject filling the frame beats a dark, far-away one. The number of credits a style uses is always shown before you press Generate, and every result is saved to your Library, so nothing you pay for is ever lost.

Heads up

If a photo shows an identifiable patient, you need that patient’s recorded permission before it can be shared, scheduled, or published — and the studio blocks sharing until that permission is on file. Photos of your team, your rooms, and your equipment don’t need it. For patient smiles you don’t have permission for, de-identify the photo first or keep it as a private record.

Worked example

Dr. Nok wants a fresh photo of the new intraoral scanner for the clinic’s feed. The practice manager snaps one shot in the operatory under ordinary lighting, opens Photo Studio, uploads it, picks the Bright and clean style and a square ratio, and presses Generate. Eight seconds later there’s a crisp, evenly-lit image that looks like a manufacturer’s campaign. She taps Send to post and it lands in the Composer with the image already attached. No patient in frame, so nothing to clear first.

Related

• Before & After — turn a polished result into a slider that shows the transformation.
• Composer — drop the image straight into a scheduled post.