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Regarding Images on Website

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Looking for some insights on how to and what you use to display shirts on websites. Usually you see the shirt on a white background with the art. Sometimes other ways of doing it. How do you do any of that? Where do you get the images of the shirts to use? What type of software do you need to allow you to view the shirt with the artwork but scroll over to pick a different color shirt? Any insights on this are appreciated.
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Right now, I do it the brute force method of taking blank product images from our suppliers and placing whatever graphic it needs in photoshop. Then I have to upload a separate image for each color. There are templates built into some e-commerce platforms, and apps I'm sure, that allow you to upload one product image and it generates all the colors for you. We're going to be trying out deconetwork, which has this feature, though I'm not sure yet how graphics/decorations factor into it
Right now, I do it the brute force method of taking blank product images from our suppliers and placing whatever graphic it needs in photoshop. Then I have to upload a separate image for each color. There are templates built into some e-commerce platforms, and apps I'm sure, that allow you to upload one product image and it generates all the colors for you. We're going to be trying out deconetwork, which has this feature, though I'm not sure yet how graphics/decorations factor into it
You could upload an animated gif that cycles through the colour range at whatever speed you set in the gif.
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