# Planogram > A diagram of how products are placed on retail shelves; planogram images show the product face-on for it. Also known as: planogram image. Category: E-commerce and workflow. A planogram is a diagram or model that specifies where each product sits on a retail shelf. Planogram images are straight-on, perspective-free photographs of the product's faces used to build such layouts. ## How PhotoRobot uses it PhotoRobot captures planogram images automatically in the same batch as spin sets, still images and marketing images, for example perpendicular front, side and top views that keep packaging text readable. ## Related terms - [GS1 image standards](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/gs1-image-standards): GS1 guidelines for how product images are captured, named and exchanged in retail supply chains. - [CPG (consumer packaged goods)](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/cpg): Everyday packaged products such as food, drinks and toiletries, sold in large volumes. - [Still image](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/still-image): A single photograph of a product, as opposed to a spin, video or 3D model. - [OCR (optical character recognition)](https://www.photorobot.com/glossary/ocr): Technology that converts text in an image into machine-readable text. ## Where this term appears on photorobot.com Mentioned on 12 pages. Most relevant: - [PhotoRobot FAQs](https://www.photorobot.com/faq): For further time-savings, we can capture spin sets, still images, marketing images & planograms automatically with each batch of photos. - [GS1 Image Standards and Digital Asset Management](https://www.photorobot.com/blog/gs1-image-standards): Our software extracts GS1 images, organizes files in a separate folder, and publishes marketing images and planograms. - [Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in PhotoRobot Controls](https://www.photorobot.com/manuals/optical-character-recognition): This allows for the production of 360 spins in tandem with GS1 images, from packaging and informational photos, to planograms and marketing photos. - [PhotoRobot Controls Software Solution Overview & Pricing](https://www.photorobot.com/manuals/software-overview-and-pricing): The spin may capture one or several angles of elevation around the object, while the still images become hero images, planograms, and marketing shots. - [Digital Asset Management for Large-Scale Manufacturers](https://www.photorobot.com/blog/digital-asset-management-for-manufacturers): While producing the 360, the software simultaneously extracts GS1 images (marketing angles, planograms), and organizes them in a separate folder. - [GS1 Image Standards](https://www.photorobot.com/image-capture-standards): …GS1 images, organizes files into a separate folder, and publishes marketing images or planograms. - [Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and Integration with PhotoRobot](https://www.photorobot.com/blog/optical-character-recognition): No matter if you’re capturing product spins, stills or planograms, the PhotoRobot_controls software suite has you covered with OCR support for all of your imagery. - [Rapidly Onboard Studio Teams with PhotoRobot Academy](https://www.photorobot.com/blog/introducing-photorobot-academy): *4 modules* OCR Specialist Retail planogram, pharma labeling and GS1 compliance for OCR-heavy deployments. - [Simple Product Portfolio Production: PhotoRobot Wizards](https://www.photorobot.com/blog/product-portfolio-production): There are then strict guidelines for the GS1 image set, from planograms to marketing angles. - [Train Your Studio Teams From the Ground Up](https://www.photorobot.com/photorobot-academy): Retail planogram, pharma labeling, GS1 compliance — for integrators going compliance-grade in OCR-heavy domains.