One standard, enforced by software
Consistency stops depending on human discipline across years — the template is the standard.
A catalogue is a promise of professionalism — and it is only as strong as its weakest image. Nimora builds catalogues that keep the promise: every piece processed to one standard, weight-labelled, brand-stamped, print-ready at 4K.
Catalogues accrete: photos from three phones, two studios and five years, assembled under deadline before an exhibition. The inconsistency reads instantly as unprofessional to exactly the buyers — B2B, bridal, export — the catalogue exists to impress.
Rebuild in one batch: upload the collection, set the style once (background, framing, logo, weights), and Bulk Generation processes everything to that standard. New pieces join the same template forever after — the catalogue stops accreting and starts compounding.
Consistency stops depending on human discipline across years — the template is the standard.
Logo and per-piece weights on every image make the catalogue self-sufficient in B2B circulation.
4K masters cover print; 1K derivatives cover WhatsApp and web — same batch.
Existing photos or fresh counter shots.
Style, logo, weights, resolution — once.
The full collection to one standard.
New arrivals inherit the template automatically.
IIJS-ready books produced in days, not months.
Weight-labelled sets per line for buyer distribution.
Seasonal collections presented like a national brand.
Upload time plus a batch run — typically same-day, with per-item status while it processes. Budget 6,000 credits at 1K (≈₹7,000 at pack rates).
Yes — generate the masters at 4K (70 credits each) for print-resolution pages; your designer or printer assembles the book from the exported set.
The saved style settings — every new batch inherits background, framing, logo and label rules, so this year’s additions match last year’s book.
Start with 150 free credits — enough to try designs, photos and captions on your own pieces. Pay-as-you-go after that; no subscription.
Start free with 150 credits