See Beyond The Workshop.

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How it works

Workshop in. Catalog out.

From workshop to catalog in just a few moments. Upload your furniture, choose a mode, and let Maple Lens build the photograph—ready to refine, place, and download.

A chair photographed where it was made, in a working joinery

Start with what you already have.

Upload a workshop photo, or simply your furniture.

Pricing

Choose your pace.

  • A wooden-framed armchair on a plain ground

    01 / Free

    ₹0

    Try Maple Lens without a card.

    Start free
    • 10 free generations
    • All Quick presets, Atelier, and Spaces
    • Watermarked output
    • No card required
  • An upholstered bed dressed in cream and redMost popular

    02 / Studio

    ₹5,000/ mo

    For active sellers and showrooms.

    Get Studio
    • 200 generations per month
    • No watermark
    • All presets and Atelier mode
    • Priority queue
  • A dining table set for eight

    03 / Atelier

    ₹25,000/ mo

    For manufacturers shipping volume.

    Get Atelier
    • 1,000 generations per month
    • Multi-output batches
    • Bulk ZIP download
    • GST invoice
    • Priority support
  • A green-and-brass living room at dusk

    04 / Enterprise

    ₹1,50,000/ mo

    For chains and large manufacturers.

    Talk to our team
    • Unlimited generations
    • Custom presets and brand kit
    • Dedicated account manager
    • GST invoice
    • SLA support

In practice

Ideas need
somewhere to go.

Every project begins in a workshop. Maple Lens turns those everyday photographs into editorial-quality visuals built for catalogs, marketplaces, and campaigns.

A tub chair shot for a catalogue cover
A sofa styled against a ribbed wooden wall
A cream three-seater against a navy drape
A green dining room with sculpted chairs
A long dining table set for eight
A curved bouclé armchair in daylight
An open kitchen and dining space
A ribbed wooden sideboard
A made bed in an arched bedroom
A wooden armchair on a plain ground
A chair photographed in the workshop that made it

FAQs

Questions happen.
So do answers.

  • Any phone photo where the full piece of furniture is visible. Good light helps but isn’t required.