How to Get Started with Rupert and Find Pricing

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Rupert (getrupert.com) is an AI catalog tool for furniture brands that turns product information into sales-ready imagery, content, and catalog data. To start, upload or drop your product assets on the site; to check cost, open the Pricing page at getrupert.com/pricing. The site positions the workflow as up to 50% faster than traditional catalog production, but it does not publish plan details or trial terms on the pages reviewed here, so confirm those on the pricing page before committing.

What Rupert Is Built For

Rupert describes itself as "The Agentic Catalog for furniture brands." Its purpose is to take existing product information and assets and generate catalog-ready output: imagery, content, and structured catalog data. It is aimed at furniture brands managing product catalogs, not general-purpose image editing.

The intended workflow starts with your own materials: you upload or drop your assets, and Rupert produces richer catalog output from them.

Getting Started: The Basic Steps

  1. Prepare your product assets. Gather the product information and images you already have for the furniture items you want to catalog.
  2. Upload or drop your assets. The site's entry point is an upload/drop area for your assets — this is how a catalog project begins.
  3. Choose the output you need. Rupert lists a range of catalog outputs you can generate from your assets (see the table below).
  4. Review and use the results. The output is intended to be sales-ready imagery, content, and catalog data for your product listings.

The site does not detail account creation, onboarding steps, or plan selection on the pages reviewed, so treat the pricing page as the place to confirm access terms.

What You Can Generate

Rupert lists the following catalog outputs:

Output What it produces
Product Staging Staged product scenes
Studio Quality Product Image Studio-style product shots
360° Spins Rotational product views
Image to video Video generated from product images
Close-Ups Detail shots of products
Product Swap Swapping products within a scene
Dimension Overlays Product images with dimension callouts
Product Variants Variant versions of products
Lighting Control Adjusted lighting in product imagery
Product Infographics Infographic-style product visuals

The Models Behind the Output

Rupert says it orchestrates "the most advanced models" and selects "the best model for each task." The models named on the site include:

  • Image generation: Nano Banana (Google), Flux Pro (BFL), Gemini 2.5 (Google)
  • Video generation: Veo 3.1 (Google), Kling 3.0 (Kuaishou), Sora 2 (OpenAI)
  • Language/model: GPT-5.2, Claude 4

The site also notes "more models" beyond those listed. The practical takeaway: you don't pick a model per task — Rupert routes each task to a model it considers best suited.

Where to Find Pricing

Pricing is linked from the site at getrupert.com/pricing. The pages reviewed here do not state plan tiers, prices, payment methods, or whether a trial is offered. Before you build a workflow around Rupert, open the pricing page and confirm:

  • Which plan fits your catalog volume
  • Whether a trial or demo is available
  • Any usage limits on image or video generation

Do not assume free access or a free trial — the available site information doesn't confirm either.

Who This Fits

Rupert is a reasonable fit if you are a furniture brand with existing product assets and a catalog to produce, and you want to generate staged imagery, spins, video, and infographics without a separate photo production pipeline. If you need general image editing outside product catalogs, or you need confirmed pricing before evaluating, start with the pricing page rather than the upload flow.