eCommerce Studio
Turn a clean product photo into polished e-commerce photography with a selected model and pose.
About eCommerce Studio
Give a plain product photo the surface, pose, and framing of a real studio shot.
What is eCommerce Studio?
eCommerce Studio rebuilds a plain product photo as a styled studio shot. You pick the surface and pose, decide whether the item stands, lies flat, or floats on display, and choose framing that either fills the frame or deliberately leaves room for copy. Marketplace listings, paid ads, and category pages each want a different crop, and all of them come out of the same source photo. It is built for online retailers, marketplace sellers, and campaign teams.
How it works
Choose the staged scene
Open the template gallery and pick the studio setup the product will be placed into.
Upload a clean product image
A sharp, evenly lit shot on a plain background is all that is needed. Cut-outs with transparency work particularly well.
Set the pose and composition
Choose the surface the product sits on, such as a desk, marble, or a smoke-filled base, how it contacts that surface, and whether the framing is a centred hero, a close detail, or leaves room for copy.
Generate and download
Pick a quality level, generate, and download the finished shot from your private gallery.
Perfect for
Who uses it: Online retailers, marketplace sellers, and campaign teams.
Key features
Three staged surfaces
Desk, marble, and smoke setups give three distinct shelf-ready looks from one product photo.
Surface contact control
Choose whether the item stands naturally, lies flat, or floats on display above the surface.
Framing for the placement
Centred hero for listings, close detail for feature blocks, and room for copy when a headline goes on top.
Grounded shadows
The product is lit and shadowed to match the surface it has been placed on.
Ratios for every channel
Portrait, square, and wide outputs for marketplaces, feeds, and site banners.
Repeatable across a catalogue
Run every product through identical settings to get a uniform listing grid.
Tips for best results
- Start from a cut-out or a plain white background shot so the product edge is clean.
- Pick room for copy whenever a headline or price badge will be laid over the image later.
- Use the flat lay contact option for anything that does not stand up on its own.
- Keep the same surface across a category so the listing grid looks like one shoot.
- Run High or Max whenever the label text on the packaging has to stay readable.
Common questions
What kind of product photo works best?
A sharp, evenly lit shot on a plain background, or a cut-out with transparency. The cleaner the edge, the more convincing the staging looks.
Can I match a whole catalogue?
Yes. Use identical surface, contact, and framing settings for every product and the results sit together as one consistent grid.
Does it keep my packaging text?
Labels and print carry over from your source photo. Use the High or Max quality levels when small type has to remain legible.
Do failed jobs cost me anything?
No. A failed generation refunds its credits automatically and logs the refund against your account in the credit history.
Credits never expire. New accounts start with 100.