Replace the background. Keep the vehicle.
A lot photo carries whatever was behind the car that morning — other inventory, a service door, a passing truck. Background replacement removes that distraction without touching the vehicle.
The same photo record before and after. The background changes; the car does not.
What actually gets replaced
Everything around the vehicle: the surface it sits on, what is behind it and the light in the scene. What stays is the vehicle — body lines, paint, wheels, trim, badges and condition.
Cutting a car out cleanly is the easy half. Making it look like it belongs in the new scene is the half that decides whether a listing looks edited or looks real.
Glass, reflections and shadow
A replaced background falls apart at the edges. Windows still show something, paint still reflects its surroundings, and the car still has to sit on the ground rather than float above it.
AutoLoom handles those honestly rather than flattening them, which is why the results read as photographs instead of cut-outs.
Plates and dealer frames
Dealer plate frames are branding, and they are preserved. Where a plate needs to be handled, it is handled consistently across the set rather than differently on every photo.
The result is a row of listings that look like they came from one place, because they did.
What dealerships usually ask
Short answers, without the sales language.
Can we choose the background?
Yes. Each dealership is set up with its own environment — an indoor studio, a showroom or an outdoor setting — and every vehicle after that is presented in the same one.
Does it work on interior photos too?
Interiors are handled differently: there is no background to replace, so the work is cleaning and presenting the cabin rather than changing the scene around it.
Will the car look fake?
That is the failure mode we design against. Reflections, glass and ground contact are preserved rather than flattened, because those are the details that make a replaced background obvious.
What about damage or wear on the vehicle?
It stays. AutoLoom is a presentation tool, not a retouching tool for hiding a vehicle's condition — the car in the photo is the car on the lot.
Cleaner, more consistent inventory — with less editing.
Turn the vehicle photos your team already takes into a consistent, professional presentation, ready for your website and every marketplace.