Koh Studio vs Photoroom: the Photoroom alternative built for jewellery

Short answer: Photoroom is a broad editor for every kind of product, strongest at background removal, batch editing and Shopify publishing. Koh Studio does one thing — jewellery — with try-ons for rings, earrings and necklaces and lifestyle and campaign scenes styled for small, reflective pieces.

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Koh Studio vs Photoroom at a glance

Koh Studio compared with Photoroom
 Koh StudioPhotoroom
What it isAI photo studio built only for jewelleryGeneral AI photo editor for product images
Pricing£29, £79 or £199 per month for 50, 200 or unlimited imagesShown in US dollars from the US: Pro $12.99/month, Max $34.99/month, Ultra $99/month, with lower prices billed yearly and usage measured in AI credits. Prices vary by country; the API is billed separately.
Free plan or trial7-day free trial with 5 images, no credit card (downloads carry a Koh Studio watermark)Free plan for personal, non-commercial use; 7-day trial on yearly Pro and Max
Built specifically for jewelleryNo — every product type, with a jewellery page
Jewellery worn on models (hands, ears, necks)Yes — rings on hands, earrings on ears, necklaces on necks; choose gender, skin tone and nail stylePartly — AI models or hands; its Virtual Try-On tool is for garments
Lifestyle and campaign scenesYes — styled flatlays plus editorial campaign settings with pose and moodYes — AI backgrounds and product staging
What you needA phone photo of the pieceA product photo (web, iOS or Android app)
Image ownershipYou own the images you generate; commercial use on any paid plan (trial images are non-commercial)You own what you upload; the free plan is personal, non-commercial use only

Photoroom details checked on 9 November 2026 from Photoroom's own website (sources below). Plans change — check Photoroom for current details.

Why jewellery makers choose Koh Studio over Photoroom

  • Built only for jewellery: every module, scene and prompt is designed around small, reflective pieces.
  • A try-on for each jewellery type — rings on hands, earrings on ears, necklaces on necks — with gender, skin tone and nail style options.
  • Lifestyle flatlays and editorial Campaign Shot settings styled for jewellery rather than generic product backdrops.
  • Simple pricing by number of images, in pounds, instead of AI credits spent at different rates per feature.
  • Koh Studio never uses your uploaded jewellery to train AI models; Photoroom's terms let it use content to improve and train its products unless you opt out.
  • Founded by a London jewellery maker to solve the photography problem independent makers face.

When Photoroom may suit you better

  • You sell many kinds of product, not just jewellery, and want one editor for all of them.
  • You need high-volume batch editing (up to 250 images at once) or an API.
  • You want to publish straight to Shopify (on Max and Ultra plans) or edit in an iOS or Android app.
  • Your main need is background removal and clean cut-outs.

Koh Studio vs Photoroom: questions

Is Koh Studio a good Photoroom alternative for jewellery?

Yes, if your products are jewellery. Photoroom is a general AI photo editor for product images, with background removal, AI backgrounds, batch editing and fashion models. Koh Studio is built only for jewellery: one phone photo of a ring, necklace, bracelet or pair of earrings becomes studio product shots, model try-ons on hands, ears and necks, lifestyle flatlays and campaign images.

How does Koh Studio pricing compare with Photoroom?

Photoroom: Shown in US dollars from the US: Pro $12.99/month, Max $34.99/month, Ultra $99/month, with lower prices billed yearly and usage measured in AI credits. Prices vary by country; the API is billed separately. Free option: Free plan for personal, non-commercial use; 7-day trial on yearly Pro and Max. Koh Studio: £29, £79 or £199 per month for 50, 200 or unlimited images, with a 7-day free trial with 5 images, no credit card (downloads carry a Koh Studio watermark). Prices for Photoroom were checked on 9 November 2026; check their site for current pricing.

Can Photoroom show jewellery being worn?

Partly. Photoroom's AI fashion models cover clothing and accessories, and its jewellery page mentions showing pieces "worn on AI-generated models or hands"; its Virtual Try-On tool is for garments. Koh Studio's Model Try-On is built for jewellery: rings on hands, earrings on ears and necklaces on necks, with gender, skin tone and nail style options.

Sources

Photoroom is a trademark of its respective owner. Koh Studio is not affiliated with or endorsed by Photoroom. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@kohstudio.app and we will correct it.

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