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A brief introduction into artificial photosynthesis technologies is presented. Following the basic concepts of biological photosynthesis, light energy is directly or sequentially used for the synthesis of valuable chemicals with the help of man-made catalysts. Differences between artificial, hybrid and natural photosynthesis are shown and the possible advantages and disadvantages are highlighted.

Graphical abstract: Spiers Memorial Lecture Artificial photosynthesis: An introduction

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