People at work
Synthetic photographs of people doing a job, across trades, kitchens, shops and offices.
22 subjects · 132 files
The rest of the catalogue is organised by format, which answers “I need a WebP” and not “I need a photograph of someone at work”. These 918 files are the same library sorted the other way: by what the picture is of.
Every plate here is AI-generated and depicts no real person, place or event. Each of the 153 subjects ships as a lossless PNG reference, four JPEG quality grades and a WebP, so the reference is the answer the compressed copies are measured against rather than just another file.
Faces and bodies: workers on the job, owners in their own premises, studio head shots and people mid-movement.
Synthetic photographs of people doing a job, across trades, kitchens, shops and offices.
22 subjects · 132 files
Head-and-shoulders portraits on plain studio grounds, sized for profile and placeholder use.
12 subjects · 72 files
Independent owners photographed in their own premises, the shape a testimonial or about-page needs.
6 subjects · 36 files
Invoices, receipts, ledgers and menus photographed on real desks and counters rather than scanned flat, which is the harder case for OCR. Two plates in the set are the surrounding scene rather than the paper.
Invoices, receipts, ledgers, menus and delivery notes photographed on real desks and counters, plus a few general scenes.
14 subjects · 84 files
Rooms, shopfronts, streets and landscapes, photographed without people in them, for background, context and depth work.
Rooms and shopfronts with no people in them, for background, context and depth work.
10 subjects · 60 files
Single recognisable subjects, on plain studio grounds or in context, for classification and detection.
Flat material under even light, smooth fields with no edges, and soft plates meant to sit behind an interface.
Stylised rather than photographic: rendered game scenes, and wordless album and book covers left clear for a title.
Looking for a specific format instead? Browse the whole catalogue by format, purpose or category, or open the business kits for connected records rather than pictures.