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Booth.ai alternative

Booth.ai was an AI product photography tool. You gave it reference photos of a product and a written prompt, and it built a scene around that product. The company later changed direction to a no-code AI workflow builder, then posted a shutdown notice for 2 August 2024. The domain is now listed for sale. If you came here looking for a replacement, this page shows where each of those photography jobs lives in DesignerBox today. We sell DesignerBox, so we name our bias and keep every fact checkable.

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Last updated 6 August 2026

What happened to Booth.ai

We checked this on 6 August 2026. Both booth.ai and www.booth.ai redirect to a listing on the Atom.com domain marketplace, which states that seller ownership has been confirmed and the name is ready to transfer. The pricing page returns a 404 error, so no price can be verified. The last working versions of the site carried the notice "Booth.ai shutting down August 2nd", and Y Combinator lists the company as acquired. We make no claim about the terms of that deal. The column on the right describes what the product did while it ran. Treat it as a record rather than a recommendation, because nothing there can be bought today.

Choose DesignerBox if

You still need one product photo turned into a finished studio or lifestyle scene
You want to pick the image model for each shot from a published catalogue
You need video of the same product, not still images alone
You want the recipe saved as a workflow, with a brand profile applied to every run

What Booth.ai was good at

It worked from plain phone photos of the product, with no studio, no rig and no shoot day
It wrote the scene from a plain text prompt, so a seller needed no design skill
It delivered images at 4K, which its own FAQ said were ready to use on a website or in marketing
Its later workflow product connected to Shopify, Google Drive and Gmail, which DesignerBox does not do

Where that work lives in DesignerBox

Booth.ai started with one job: product photos in, a finished scene out. These are the DesignerBox tools that cover the same job, and the work that follows it.

One photo in, a full scene out

Styled Scene Generator takes a product photo and builds a studio or lifestyle setting around it. Spotlight changes the lighting without a reshoot. Background Remover gives you a clean cutout first, so the new scene fits the product edge exactly. That was the original Booth.ai job, now split across three tools you can run alone or in order.

Choose the model, and see the cost

DesignerBox routes to several image models, and you pick which one runs each shot. The model catalogue covers Seedream 5, Kontext Multi, Nano Banana 2, Nano Banana Pro, FLUX 2 Flex, FLUX Pro 1.1 and GPT Image 2. Test the framing on a lighter model, then run the final shot on a stronger one.

Video of the same product

Booth.ai delivered still photography. DesignerBox adds video from Veo 3.1, Veo 3.1 Fast, Sora 2 Pro, Seedance 2.0, Kling 2.6 Pro and Runway Gen-4.5. The same product photo can become a still image for a listing and a short clip for paid social, without moving to a second tool.

Repeat it without rebuilding it

Save a scene recipe as a workflow, then run it on the next product. Brand profiles hold your colours, fonts and style, so every run returns the same look. Flat Lay Studio, Photo Angles and Product Ad Generator cover the shots around the hero image. There is an MCP server and a Figma plugin if you prefer to work from an assistant or a design file.

What you used Booth.ai for, and where it lives now

The left column is the job. The middle column is the DesignerBox tool that does it today. The right column describes Booth.ai while it ran. Two rows go to Booth.ai.

Capability	DesignerBox	Booth.ai
Scene built around a product photo	Styled Scene Generator	Yes, this was the core job
Product lighting changed without a reshoot	Spotlight	Editing tools were included in the platform
Clean cutout from a messy photo	Background Remover	Not needed, its site said a plain phone photo was enough
Connects to your store or workspace	No store integration, you download and upload yourself	Its later product listed Shopify, Google Drive and Gmail
Video of the product	Six video models, Veo 3.1 to Runway Gen-4.5	Its product photography pages showed still images
Choice of image model per shot	Pick the model for each shot	One pipeline in the photo tool, then 50+ Replicate models in the later product
Saved recipes and brand control	Workflows and brand profiles	Booth AI Workflows did the saved recipe part, with 300+ nodes
Available to buy today	Available today	No longer available

Booth.ai pricing is no longer published anywhere that can be verified. Its pricing page returns a 404 error, and the domain now points at a marketplace listing rather than a product, so we quote no figure for it. Its archived homepage from 2023 showed no price either. For DesignerBox, the pricing page lists the current plans and what each one includes. Credits are spent per image, and heavier models cost more per shot, so price a plan against the number of shots you produce in a normal month.

How to move a Booth.ai workflow across

Five steps to rebuild what you had, using files you already own.

Collect the reference photos you already have

Booth.ai worked from one clear photo of the product. Those same files are what DesignerBox needs. Gather the originals rather than the generated scenes, because a generated scene carries lighting and a background you will want to replace. A phone photo on a plain surface is enough to start.

Rebuild one scene you used often

Pick the single scene you generated most, then rebuild it once in Styled Scene Generator. Describe the setting, the surface, the light and the mood in plain words, the same way you wrote a Booth.ai prompt. Test on a lighter model first, such as Seedream 5, and change to a stronger model once the framing is right.

Save it as a workflow

When the scene looks right, save it as a workflow. A workflow keeps the prompt, the model and the settings together, so the next product goes through the same recipe. Booth.ai later built its own workflow product, so this part may feel familiar. It is where most of the time saving happens once your catalogue grows.

Add a brand profile

Create a brand profile with your colours, fonts and preferred style, then apply it to the workflow. Every product then returns in the same style. A team member who joins later runs the same recipe and gets the same result, without learning your prompt habits.

Add the shots Booth.ai did not cover

Once the hero image works, add the rest. Photo Angles produces extra views of the same product. Flat Lay Studio covers overhead sets. Product Ad Generator builds the ad around the shot. The video models turn a still image into a short clip. None of that existed in the old tool, so treat it as new work rather than a migration.

The DesignerBox tools that cover the same jobs

Styled Scene Generator

This is the closest match to what Booth.ai did. Give it a product photo, describe the setting you want, and it builds the scene around the product. Use it for the hero image on a listing, a seasonal set, or a lifestyle shot for social media.

Spotlight

Relight a product without a reshoot. Make a flat phone photo look like a studio shot, or match the light of an image you already published. Use it when the product looks right and only the lighting is wrong.

Background Remover

Remove the background from a product photo. A clean cutout makes every later step more reliable, because the scene generator then works on a known product edge instead of guessing where the product ends.

Photo Angles and Flat Lay Studio

Booth.ai focused on one finished scene at a time. Photo Angles produces further views of the same product, and Flat Lay Studio handles overhead sets with props. Together they produce a full listing gallery from the same source photo.

Video models and Product Ad Generator

Turn a finished still image into a short clip with Veo 3.1, Sora 2 Pro, Seedance 2.0, Kling 2.6 Pro or Runway Gen-4.5. Product Ad Generator builds the ad layout around the image. This is work the old tool never covered.

Workflows, brand profiles, MCP and Figma

Save a recipe as a workflow, lock it to a brand profile, and run it on the next product. The MCP server lets an assistant create for you, and the Figma plugin puts the same tools inside a design file. One honest gap: if your main need was pushing images straight into a Shopify store, Booth AI Workflows listed that connection and DesignerBox does not have it. On that job you should pick a tool with a store connection, because Booth.ai can no longer be bought.

Booth.ai alternative FAQ

What happened to Booth.ai?

Booth.ai is no longer available. We checked on 6 August 2026. Both booth.ai and www.booth.ai redirect to a listing on the Atom.com domain marketplace, which states that seller ownership has been confirmed and the name is ready to transfer. The pricing page returns a 404 error, so no price can be verified. The last working versions of the site carried the notice "Booth.ai shutting down August 2nd". The company was founded in 2022 and was part of the Y Combinator Winter 2023 batch. Y Combinator lists it as acquired. We make no claim about the terms of that deal.

What did Booth.ai do?

It started as an AI product photography tool for online sellers. You uploaded reference photos of a product and wrote a text prompt, and it generated a studio or lifestyle scene around that product. Its FAQ said the images came at 4K and were ready to use on a website. Phone photos were good enough as input, so no professional shot was required. In 2024 the company changed direction to Booth AI Workflows, a no-code builder that connected AI models to apps such as Google Drive, Gmail and Shopify. The shutdown notice went up on the site after that.

Can I still get my images out of Booth.ai?

We cannot help with that, and we have no relationship with the company. The site no longer serves the product, so there is no account page to sign in to. If you kept the generated files or the original product photos on your own machine, those originals are all you need to rebuild the same shots elsewhere. Search your old email for delivery links before you assume the files are gone.

Which DesignerBox tool replaces it?

Styled Scene Generator is the closest match. It takes a product photo and builds a studio or lifestyle scene around it from a written description. Most people pair it with Background Remover for a clean cutout and Spotlight Relight for the lighting. If you also want extra views, ad layouts or video of the same product, Photo Angles, Product Ad Generator and the video models cover those.

How much does DesignerBox cost compared with Booth.ai?

No Booth.ai price can be verified, because its pricing page returns a 404 error and the domain no longer serves a product, so we will not quote one. Its archived homepage from 2023 showed no price either. For DesignerBox, the pricing page lists the current plans and what each one includes. An image spends credits, and heavier models cost more per shot, so the number of shots you make each month decides which plan fits.

Does DesignerBox connect to Shopify, Amazon or Etsy?

No. DesignerBox has no store integration, and it offers no human retouching service. You generate the images, download them, and upload them to your store yourself. Booth AI Workflows did list a Shopify connection, so on that one point it was ahead of us. If a store connection is the thing you need most, say so before you pick a tool, because that is a real gap and we would rather you know it now.

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