Frequently asked questions

Jewelry Éclat is a Photoshop plugin for jewelry production teams. The current private pilot covers white-background Retouch, folder-based Batch processing to layered PSD files and Line art.

No. It prepares repetitive production work so a retoucher can spend more time on final quality, difficult details and consistency. Generated results vary by piece.

Yes. The current workflows run from the Jewelry Éclat panel inside Adobe Photoshop.

Scene images retouch, Try-on with AI model images and cloud batch processing while the computer is closed are still in development.

Choose an input folder and an output folder, check the settings and confirm the run. Each successful image is saved as a layered PSD. Existing output PSDs are skipped on the next run.

Not with the current Batch workflow. Photoshop and the computer must remain open. Fully unattended cloud batch processing is a separate feature in development.

Yes. The workflow returns the result to Photoshop so your team can inspect it and continue the final work in the document.

A small-scope evaluation using representative product images from your team. We agree the workflow, image set and processing credits before the test, then review the output together.

Pilot scope and processing credits are agreed directly before the test. Public self-service pricing is not available yet.

Bring a small set of representative white-background jewelry photographs, including the materials and image quality your team handles most often.

No. When a workflow is started, the selected image is sent through Ykela’s processing service to a third-party compute provider, then the result is returned to Photoshop.

The exact retention terms for the current processing provider are being finalized. We will state them clearly before a pilot. The Privacy page will remain the authoritative source.

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