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Codeeo provides AI photo editing website development New York retouching houses, imaging software firms and creative production companies rely on to reach labels, publishers and advertising agencies. In this city a buyer may review ten vendors before lunch. Your site has to show finished work at full quality, explain where AI fits and where an artist signs off, and make it simple to send a brief under NDA. We plan, design and build that site, then hand your team a CMS they can run themselves.
We work with New York clients remotely. Our team of 80+ sits in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and workshops, design reviews and launch sign off all take place by video call, with every account opened in your company's name.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
What the website covers
New York buyers of image editing come from three directions. Fashion teams in the Garment District and SoHo want consistent product and campaign imagery delivered against wholesale and ecommerce deadlines. Editors at magazines and digital publishers want retouching that follows their standards on what may and may not be altered. Account and production staff at agencies on Madison Avenue and in Flatiron want a vendor who can turn work overnight and keep confidential launches quiet. All three now ask about AI: whether it is used, how it is controlled and whether it touches a model's likeness. The website is where those answers should live. We structure your site around these buyers, with category portfolios, an editorial standards page, a model and likeness policy written with the state's newer rules in mind, a secure brief route, and SEO that helps you appear when a producer searches at short notice. The CMS lets your studio managers publish cleared work without a developer.
Work grouped by apparel, beauty, jewelry, still life, editorial and campaign, each piece tagged with the edits performed and whether AI tools were used. Buyers can filter by category and see consistent results across a full line, which is what a merchandising team preparing a line sheet actually needs to judge.
Fashion and retail buyers find relevant proof straight away.
Publishers and newsrooms need to know what you will not do, such as altering news imagery or changing a subject's body shape without approval. We help you write and publish those standards clearly, with a contact route for editors who need to confirm a specific case before commissioning.
Media clients can approve you as a vendor faster.
New York's Fashion Workers Act requires separate written consent before a model management company creates or uses a model's digital replica, and it restricts altering that replica with AI. Your site can state how you check for that consent before editing, which reassures agencies and brands that book talent.
Model agencies see you take their obligations seriously.
A brief form with deadline, usage and confidentiality fields, linked to expiring upload links in private storage. Files never pass through the public CMS, access is logged, and the request reaches the right producer with everything attached, ready to quote the same day.
Confidential launches stay confidential from the first file.
New York's SHIELD Act expects reasonable safeguards for private information and sets breach notice duties. We apply least privilege access to form data, encrypt storage, keep audit logs and document the setup, so your security story matches what you tell clients on the site.
Your safeguards are real, documented and explainable.
Pages that explain standard and rush turnaround in plain terms, with a form that captures delivery time and time zone so overnight work is scheduled correctly. Agencies working to a morning presentation can see quickly whether you can meet the deadline before they call.
Urgent jobs arrive with the details needed to accept them.
For imaging software companies in Flatiron, DUMBO or the Brooklyn Navy Yard, we design feature pages, use case pages and a pricing page structure that links to sign up and to a sales contact for enterprise buyers. Plan descriptions sit in the CMS so they stay current.
Self serve and enterprise buyers each find their path.
Many New York retailers and small brands are run by Spanish and Chinese speakers. When your team can support those customers, we add language versions with correct hreflang tags and translated forms, so a boutique owner in Sunset Park or Flushing can request edits with confidence.
More local businesses can buy without a language barrier.
Producers search for retouching help when a shoot runs late, so we plan pages and articles around those moments, add structured data for services and FAQs, and keep the site technically clean so search engines index the portfolio rather than its duplicates.
Your studio appears when a deadline creates demand.
Enquiries post to HubSpot, Salesforce or your project system with source, budget band and deadline fields mapped, so producers can sort by urgency and value. Consent choices travel with the record for later marketing.
No brief gets lost between the inbox and the studio floor.
Who this is for
New York has one of the deepest pools of imaging talent in the country, which means a crowded market where reputation travels by referral and the website confirms or undermines it. We tend to work with four kinds of business here. Each sells to a slightly different buyer, and each needs its site to answer a different first question, whether that is quality, standards, speed or software capability. Getting that first answer right decides whether a visitor keeps reading or returns to the search results.
Studios serving labels, showrooms and ecommerce teams need to prove they can hold color, texture and fit across hundreds of SKUs per season. We build category portfolios, a section on how AI handles repetitive cleanup while retouchers manage final quality, and a brief form that accepts style guides and reference images. Wholesale and ecommerce deadlines are front and center.
Line consistency is the proof buyers look for first.
Independent image desks working for magazines, book publishers and digital outlets need to show restraint as much as skill. We give them a standards page, a portfolio that marks the level of alteration on each piece, and a commissioning route that respects editorial confidentiality before publication.
Standards are presented as a selling point, not small print.
Companies providing overnight retouching and compositing to advertising agencies need a website that signals reliability and discretion. We focus on turnaround pages, a rush intake route, security information procurement teams can read, and case pages that use only cleared work. The design stays understated, because agency buyers distrust vendors that look like they are selling too hard.
Discretion is designed in, from wording to file handling.
Startups and growth stage firms selling AI editing software or APIs need product pages, documentation, a trust center and a sales route for publishers and retailers. We build a site that serves developers and buyers side by side, with a CMS that lets marketing publish without engineering time.
Developers and buyers share one site without crowding each other.
How we work together
Many New York studios start with a fixed scope project covering the website, the brief workflow and the CMS, priced from the sitemap and integrations agreed in discovery. After launch, a monthly retainer keeps the portfolio fresh and the search content growing. Software companies often choose a dedicated team that runs the marketing site and documentation as one product. Whatever the model, scope and responsibilities are written down, and the code stays with you. You can also move from one model to another as your needs change, with notice periods set out at the start.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
We commonly use Next.js with a headless CMS, or WordPress where your team prefers it, private object storage for briefs, an image CDN for portfolio delivery and hosting on AWS, Vercel or Google Cloud. Choices follow the integrations you depend on. Your team gets admin training by video and a short written guide.
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Clear rules on models, editorial standards and confidentiality.
The city's buyers are concentrated in fashion, publishing and advertising, so they ask about digital replicas of models, how far an editorial image may be altered and how unreleased work is protected. New York State law adds the Fashion Workers Act consent rules and the SHIELD Act data security duties. We plan pages, forms and storage around those concerns, so the site answers them before a buyer has to ask. Speed matters as well, because producers here often decide within a single visit.
Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.
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