Bulk Processing
Bulk car photo editing, every photo in one go.
Up to 30 photos a car and 5 cars at once. Your studio, logo and plate cover on every one.
What it does
Every photo of a car, processed in one job.
Bulk car photo editing without the per-photo work: each car is one processing job, and every photo gets the same studio, logo and plate cover.
- Up to 30 photos of a car in one job
- Download the whole job as one zip
- Free with 20 images a month, Pro with 150, Ultra unlimited
Why it matters to a dealer
Photography isn't the job — selling cars is.
Editing car by car is time away from the dealership lot, and it leaves a patchy inventory page behind.
- Shoot, process and publish a batch of cars the same day
- One standard across high volume, no dedicated photographer
- On unlimited Ultra, volume stops being the limit
Where it fits in your workflow
It fits inventory intake.
As each car arrives, start its processing job from your phone, a folder or the camera roll.
- Processing runs while you leave the page or start the next car
- Up to 5 jobs at once; at busy times one waits its turn
- Up to 200 jobs a day, on every plan
How it works
How Bulk processing works.
Prepare your photos
Phone, camera, or imported.
Start a processing job
Start your processing job on the Dashboard, or from Create in the Motuva app.
Add the car's photos
Drag and drop or multi-select, up to 30 photos of one car.
Motuva processes the photos
Every photo in your studio, with your logo and plate cover. Start the next car while it runs.
Download
The whole job as one zip; import it to your DMS or inventory platform.
From the blog
Related reading.
Bulk image processing means applying the same edits to a batch of photos in one operation. How it works for car dealers and why it matters at volume.
Editing car photos one at a time takes hours every week. Batch processing cuts that to minutes. Here's what it is, how it works, and the real time saving.
Manual photo editing costs dealers hours every week. Where the time goes in the old process and what changes with AI batch editing.