Hours of culling and editing, done while you have coffee.

Upload a shoot. ShotHarvest sets aside the blurry and unusable frames, corrects colour and exposure on the rest, and hands you a client gallery link and a ZIP with your original file names.

Start free - 100 photos a month

No credit card. Works in the browser, nothing to install.

How it works

1

Upload

Drag in JPEG or camera RAW (Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fuji, DNG) and pick the type of shoot.

2

AI sorts and edits

A sharpness check and an AI review keep the usable shots; every kept photo gets its own colour and exposure correction.

3

Deliver

Review kept and set-aside photos, recover any you want, then send the client a gallery link or download the ZIP.

Made for real-estate, event, sports and portrait photographers

Honest culling

You see why a photo was set aside, and you can bring it back in one click.

Your file names stay

DSC01234 stays DSC01234, so client picks still match your RAW files.

Client delivery included

A gallery link your client opens without an account, plus a ZIP download.

EU servers

Photos are stored in Germany. You own them; delete a session any time.

Pricing

Paid plans open soon. Tell us which one you want: early users get the first 3 months at a founding price.

Free

€0/month
  • 100 photos a month
  • AI culling and correction
  • Client gallery and ZIP
Start free

Starter

€9/month
  • 1,000 photos a month
  • Everything in Free
  • Priority processing (planned)

Pro

€19/month
  • 3,000 photos a month
  • Everything in Starter
  • Your logo on client galleries (planned)

Studio

€39/month
  • 10,000 photos a month
  • Everything in Pro
  • Several photographers (planned)

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes: 100 photos a month, no card. Paid plans are only for more photos and extras.

Will the AI delete my photos?

No. Set-aside photos stay in a separate tab and you can recover them.

Does it remove objects or retouch skin?

Not yet. Today it culls and corrects colour and exposure. You can also type edits like "make it brighter".

Who is behind ShotHarvest?

ShotHarvest is built in Sofia by Cristian Balan. Questions or ideas: use the Contact link at the bottom.