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Photos and images

Your own photos come first. Every other photo is AI-generated for your business. Never stock. This page explains what to send, how photos are checked, and what a generated image is.

What to send

Your own photos are the biggest single thing that makes a site look real. Good ones to send:

  • Your place. The shop front, the counter, the room, or your van and kit.
  • Your work. Finished jobs, or the things you make and sell.
  • Your people. You and your team.

Phone photos are fine. You can upload up to 12 photos during setup, and up to 8 of them go into your first build. Add a short caption to each, such as the job and the town. If you have a logo, upload it too. Busifier never redraws your logo.

The check

Our team checks every photo before it appears. Photo uploads close when you confirm your details. A photo still being checked at that point is not in your first build. Upload your photos early in setup so they are ready when you confirm.

Generated images

Where you have no photo, Busifier generates an image for your business from your trade and your facts. These are illustrations of your kind of place and work. They are not photos of your real jobs, your customers or your team. The review screen tells you which images are generated, so you can ask for a change or send your own photo instead.

Busifier never uses stock photos.

Who owns them

You keep ownership of the content you supply. If you cancel before 12 months of live service, you keep the content you supplied (text, photos and logo) and receive a copy of your site files, and hosting ends with the service. See Pricing and billing.

More in the docs

Also see how it works, pricing, the FAQ, the sample sites, what done-for-you means and how Busifier compares with Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy, Durable and other builders. Questions? Bizi, Busifier’s AI helper, answers questions right here on busifier.com, and the support team replies within 1 business day.

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