PUBLIC TEST STUDIO ·No payments, personalised AI generation or delivery

HOW THE TEST STUDIO WORKS

From a favourite photo to a portrait idea.

You can try the complete public test journey for free. No card, real contact details or address are required. The current version explores the design and ordering experience; it does not generate a paid commission.

Explore the free test studio ↗

1. Choose a look

Start with coastal, watercolour, studio or countryside inspiration. Each gallery image is a fictional studio example. It is not a customer review or evidence of an actual order.

2. Add a photo or use a sample

Select up to three JPEG, PNG or WebP photos, each under 10 MB. Photos are decoded in your browser and stay in the current session. Alternatively use the fictional sample to try the journey without selecting a file.

3. Review the labelled layout

The current preview places the original photos in a layout. It does not transform or blend them with AI. Try a short caption and download the clearly labelled test image if you wish. A confirmation checkbox makes this boundary explicit.

4. Explore a format and currency

Choose a digital file, an art print or a framed portrait. Physical formats offer A4 or A3 and a quantity selector. Ireland uses euros; England uses pounds. All prices and delivery amounts are illustrative, and the amount due is zero.

5. Save, reopen or delete a test order

The server stores a fictional reservation with fixed test customer details. A private link and saved browser access let you reopen or delete it. No confirmation email, printing order or delivery is sent.

Your own photos and custom caption are not stored in that reservation. The test record’s access expires after seven days; expiry is not the same as an automatic physical deletion job.

What will change when the connected service launches?

Real photo processing will require a clear privacy notice and explicit consent. A real AI preview must be approved before secure checkout. Verified payment and a separate owner printing review will be required before any supplier submission.

Those provider connections, operating controls and physical samples remain launch work. See studio status for an up-to-date description of this release.