SceneLock is a Photoshop panel for online sellers: give it one scene and a folder of product photos, and it cuts each product out, places it on that exact scene, and adds a matching shadow — every photo ends up looking like one shoot. Runs 100% locally, no uploads, no subscription. Each result is a layered PSD (paintable mask) plus a ready JPG. Built for batches; one bad photo never stops the rest. First 3 photos free in the tool. $39 one-time, Windows only for now.
Hi everyone — maker here.
I built SceneLock after noticing how much time online sellers lose keeping product photos consistent: different backgrounds, different lighting, some re-shot, some just... not matching. SceneLock fixes that after the fact — pick one scene once, run your whole folder through it, done.
A few honest things up front: it's Windows-only right now (Mac is planned, no date yet), it works best on products photographed on a plain background, and it's genuinely new — I'd rather hear "this broke on my photos" today than after you've paid.
Happy to answer anything — how the cutout works, why the scene is never touched, what's next. And if you try the free 3-photo trial, I'd love your honest take, good or bad.