This was Matt Roit's idea, and I couldn't agree more: I'd love to have graphic templates I can use off the shelf integrated with Stratus and that I wouldn't have to digitize myself. I think it could raise funds for S+ by getting a referral fee from the services and also lead to larger IBY sales, a tide that would lift all boats. As a photographer, I've found that graphics and off-camera lighting are the ways that I can compete against free, which is what my competition in form of parents with cameras are charging for their services. Such competition can't be bothered with graphics and are generally intimidated by learning how to light along with the expense of doing it. Lighting takes a lot of effort, but just loading in new graphics does not.

To make this really sing, I would use the Remove.BG API to make it so that people can knock out the backgrounds of pictures in the browser and build their next-level custom graphic item without my intervention. That would be front-end. I also believe that Remove.BG coupled with templates and some simple recursion could replace a lot of Pixnub people are doing before posting. I had to babysit my computer for probably two days to finish all the templates I made for my most recent team shoot. If Stratus had only a little more capability to tie together its existing features, the results would be next-level.