AI Product Photo Generator

The AI Product Photo Generator turns a photo you took on the kitchen counter into a listing photo that sells. First, for 1 credit, it checks your photo the way a product photographer would: what's holding it back and the fix, three lifestyle scenes that suit your product and its buyers, the extra shots your listing needs, and alt text. Then it makes the photo you need, on pure white, a studio backdrop or in a lifestyle scene, with your product kept exactly as it is.

What each step costs

Marketplace image requirements at a glance

Rules change: check the current requirements for your marketplace and category before you upload.

The photos a good listing needs

How to shoot the photo you upload

1. Light: by a window in soft daylight, not direct sun, with the flash off. A sheet of white card opposite the window fills the shadows.
2. Angle: hold the phone level with the product at its best side; use the 2× lens if you have one, which avoids the bulging look of close-up wide shots.
3. Focus: tap on the product to focus and lock exposure; keep the phone still, resting it on a stack of books if needed.
4. Framing: get the whole product in with a little space around it. The background doesn't matter: the AI replaces it.
5. Prepare: wipe off dust and fingerprints, remove price stickers and straighten labels.

Common mistakes

• Yellow indoor light that tints white products; shoot in daylight or let the white background fix it.
• Busy backgrounds that fight the product for attention.
• Photos that make the product look better than it is: buyers return it, and marketplaces can remove listings with misleading images.
• Only one photo: listings with a full set of images convert better.

Stay honest

The AI changes the background, light and setting, never the product, but always check every photo against the real item before you list it. Colors, labels, size and condition must match what buyers receive. Keep your original photo too: marketplaces sometimes ask for real photos of used or handmade items.

Alt text and image SEO

Name image files with what the product is (handmade-ceramic-mug-teal.jpg, not IMG_4031.jpg) and give every image alt text that says what it shows, under 125 characters. The photo check writes alt text for your product.

Related tools

Write the listing with the AI Product Description Generator, cut out a product with the Background Remover, resize for each marketplace with the Image Resizer, and check your margins with the Etsy Fee Calculator, the eBay Fee Calculator or the Amazon FBA Calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make professional product photos with my phone?

Shoot the product in soft daylight near a window, with the phone steady and level, the whole product in view and in focus. Then upload it here: the AI puts it on a pure white background, a studio backdrop or a lifestyle scene, keeping the product exactly as it is.

Is it free?

The photo check, scene ideas, missing-shot list, alt text and tips cost 1 credit, which your 3 free daily AI credits cover. Each generated product photo costs 50 credits and needs a plan or a credit pack. You're only charged if you get a photo.

How much does a product photo cost?

50 credits per photo. With the smallest credit pack (1,000 credits for $4.99) that is about 25 cents a photo; Pro's 500 monthly credits cover about 10 photos and Premium's 1,500 about 30. A studio shoot typically costs many times that per image.

Does it meet Amazon's main image rules?

The pure white option is built for them: after the AI makes the photo, code sets the background to pure white (RGB 255, 255, 255), scales the product to fill about 85% of the frame and exports 2000 × 2000 px, big enough for zoom, and shows you those numbers measured on your image. Check your category's own rules too.

Will the AI change my product?

It is told to keep the shape, proportions, colors, materials, labels, printed text and marks exactly as they are and change only the background, light and setting. Always compare the result with the real product before listing it: buyers must receive what the photo shows.

Which background should I use?

Pure white for marketplace main images and catalogues, where it is often required; a studio backdrop when you want a clean, premium look in your own store or on Etsy; a lifestyle scene for secondary images, social media and ads, where it helps buyers picture the product in their life.

What size should product photos be?

Square 2000 × 2000 px suits most marketplaces and stores and lets buyers zoom in. Use 4:5 portrait for Instagram and TikTok shop posts, and 16:9 for banners and website headers.

How many photos should a listing have?

Use every image slot the marketplace gives you. A strong set is a clean main image, two or three lifestyle shots, a detail close-up of the material, a shot that shows scale or the product in use, and what comes in the box. The photo check lists the shots your listing is missing.

Is my photo saved?

No. Your photo is only used for your check and your generated photo. It isn't stored or shared, and the result exists only in your browser until you download it.