Product Photo

Place your product in a new scene: keep the product as shot, generate the setting around it.

Product
Cost100

100 credits per run · 1 image · About 15 seconds

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Put your product in any scene

Type
Image app
Input
Product + Text
Output
Image
Price
100 credits per run
Plan
All plans, including Free

Shoot the product once, then place it anywhere. Upload a product photo, describe the scene, and get a finished product shot with a generated setting, light and props, while the product itself stays exactly as photographed.

How to make a product photo

  1. Upload the product: sharp, well lit, on a plain background if you can.
  2. Describe the scene: surface, setting, light, props.
  3. Generate, then try more scenes from the same photo.

Tips

  • Match the light. Describe light that fits how the product was shot (soft daylight for a softly lit product) so it sits naturally in the scene.
  • Name a surface. "On a rustic oak table" grounds the product better than "in a kitchen".
  • Keep props secondary. Mention them after the setting so they don't crowd the product.

FAQ

Does my product change?

No. The product is cut out and kept as it is; only the background and setting around it are generated.

What photo should I upload?

A sharp, well-lit photo of the product, ideally on a plain background. The angle and lighting of the product stay, so pick the one you want in the final image.

What should I write?

The surface, the setting, the light and any props: "on a marble counter by a window, morning light, eucalyptus leaves".

How much does it cost?

100 credits per image.

Can I make several versions?

Yes. Run it again with the same photo and a different scene to build a set for a store or a campaign.