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Build your Studio
Custom car photo backgrounds for your dealership.
Design your own branded studio once. Every car you process drops straight in.
What it does
A studio you design — not a preset everyone else uses.
Most car photo software hands every dealer the same generic backgrounds. Motuva Studio is yours: room shape, backdrop color, lighting angle and tone, built to your brand.
- Save several looks: light for everyday inventory, dark for performance cars, clean white for manufacturer style
- Switch per vehicle or per batch
- Every car after lands in the same space, as if shot in your own facility
Rather start ready-made? The Library's indoor studios and outdoor Scenes are on every plan, Free included. Saving one you build yourself is on Pro and Ultra.
ScenesWhy it matters to a dealer
Consistency is what makes an inventory page look professional.
Mixed backgrounds — some outdoor, some white, some dark — look disorganized, and buyers notice. One shared environment turns your inventory page into a curated gallery.
- The car is the focus, not the dealership lot
- Stand apart from dealers running the same generic presets
- One brand standard across every site in a group, applied automatically
Where it fits in your workflow
Build it once at setup. After that, every car uses it.
A few minutes at setup. From then on, every car uses it:
- Upload your photos
- Your saved studio is applied automatically
- Download, with every photo in the processing job in the same studio
How it works
How Build your studio works.
Open Studios
In the web app, select Studios, then Build.
Choose your environment
An indoor studio (room, backdrop, lighting) or an outdoor Scene: Full Wall, Feature Wall, Open Scenery or Showroom Front.
Save it as a named studio
For example "Main Inventory", "Performance" or "Manufacturer Style".
Process your car
Upload a photo. Motuva renders your studio at its camera angle and places your car in it, with a matching contact shadow.
Use it every time
Every processing job uses it until you switch.
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