This AI product photo generator changes only the scene; your product stays exactly as it was photographed. Upload a photo, pick a background or scene, and generate an ecommerce-ready image.
A tool with one fixed list of scenes leaves you starting over the moment a product needs a look that isn't on it. A quick generator usually gives you a handful of looks to pick from and nothing to build on afterward.
The tool at the top of this page covers all three: a product photo, a scene, then one button.
One of the samples will do, or supply your own JPEG, PNG or WebP. An evenly lit shot with nothing else in frame leaves the least for the scene swap to misread.
Tap Studio white, Marble surface or one of the other four options, or use the box beside them to say what surface and light you want instead.
Press Reshoot it, then set the result beside your product photo and check the label, the shape and the proportions before you use it.
Four of these happen right now in the tool above; the other two need the canvas, once a scene is approved.
Studio white, Marble surface, Warm wood, Color gradient, Outdoor daylight and Dark and moody each apply with a single click, written for commercial product photography.
Generate Product PhotoSkip the presets and write the surface, the light and the mood yourself when a product needs a setting none of them cover.
Generate Product PhotoResults are saved as a project under your account rather than handed over as a bare file, so there is somewhere to take a result next.
Generate Product PhotoOn the canvas, connect the same product photo to more scene nodes without re-uploading it for every shot.
Generate Product PhotoNo product photo on hand yet? Start from one of three ready-made samples, a labelled bottle, a coffee tin or a plain can, to see how a scene change looks before you upload your own.
Generate Product PhotoOnce a photo is approved, carry it into an ad layout or a photo-to-video workflow on the canvas.
Generate Product PhotoAny of these can go straight into the describe-the-shot box; swap in your own product where the prompt names one. Together they cover a surface, a light direction and a detail to hold steady.
A seller who just added one new product needs a plain, marketplace-ready hero shot before the listing goes live. The white studio preset delivers that image straight from the product photo already on hand, with no photography booked.
Generate Product Photo
A brand launching a single flagship item wants it shown somewhere that suggests how it's used, not floating on white. A warm tabletop or outdoor scene places it there without booking a location.
Generate Product Photo
A marketing team pitching a launch idea needs something to react to before booking photography. A few scene directions built from the approved product photo let the team agree on a mood first.
Generate Product Photo
A social manager posting the same product photo every week wants the feed to feel considered rather than repetitive. Cycling through the six presets gives each post its own look from one source image.
Generate Product Photo
Beauty, drinks, footwear, electronics and food each expect a different kind of shot, and a seller stocking more than one category does not want to relearn a new tool for each. The same scene presets apply to any product photo.
Generate Product Photo
A seller relisting hundreds of items across marketplaces needs every image to meet the same plain-background rule. Regenerating just the backdrop on each existing photo keeps the whole catalog consistent without a single reshoot.
Generate Product Photo
| Input | Send one product photo per run; accepted types are JPEG, PNG and WebP | |
|---|---|---|
| Scene options | Six real presets, or a written description of the surface, the light and the mood | |
| Model | This page always renders with Nano Banana Pro; a different engine means switching to the canvas | |
| Output | A 1K PNG, square, one per run | |
| Batch generation | One generation at a time, one result per run | |
| Credit cost | Each photo spends 20 credits at most; moving up a plan or drawing on a monthly allowance lowers that | |
| Free plan | Free accounts start with 40 credits a month, good for about two runs here | |
| Commercial use | Requires a paid plan; the model behind a result may add further limits. Details at /help/commercial-rights/can-i-use-generated-content-commercially | |
| Uploaded images | Kept to run the product and, unless your plan carries an enterprise agreement, to help train and check its own and partner models |
This page does not let you swap engines. On the canvas, these six are common choices for product photography, from reading your photo as a scene reference to a cleanup pass on a finished shot.
It changes the scene around a product without changing the product itself. Upload a photo, choose a background or scene, and the tool rebuilds everything except the product: the surface, the light and everything else in the frame.
Yes. A new account starts on the free plan with 40 credits a month, and this tool uses up to 20 credits per photo, so the free plan covers about two runs. What it produces is meant for personal evaluation, not for selling or publishing. Prices are on /pricing.
A result made on a paid plan belongs to you as soon as it exists; anything made on the free plan is for personal use only. A model the provider marks non-commercial keeps that limit regardless of your plan, and any brand, logo or design already in the shot still needs its own clearance. See /help/commercial-rights/can-i-use-generated-content-commercially.
JPEG, PNG and WebP all work as the product photo you upload. The tool takes exactly one image per run, so combine multiple angles into a single reference shot rather than trying to upload a set. A cropped, well-lit photo with the whole product visible tends to give the cleanest result.
Pick a product photo and a scene, and see your first result.
