Product-photo preparation
Give a collection of product photos consistent framing, spacing and backgrounds in one workspace.
How to prepare product photos in 3 steps
Add the product images
Open your photos and select the files to prepare. Use clear images with enough detail around each product.
Set canvas and spacing
Choose dimensions, background, padding and alignment. Enable background removal if needed, or use an already transparent image. Refine any imperfect cutout.
Review the collection
Apply settings and inspect small products, edges and shadows individually. Export the selected images or create different output profiles.
Create a consistent product-photo canvas
A square canvas with shared padding can help products look consistent in a grid. Automatic subject detection crops to the detected bounds before alignment. Products with thin parts, faint edges or cast shadows can be harder to detect, so compare the result with the original before publishing.
Try it with your own files
Create a 1200 × 1200 product image on white with 8% padding. The detected subject is cropped to its bounds and aligned inside the canvas.
Know the limits
Generic product settings do not guarantee acceptance by a marketplace. Inspect fine edges and shadows. Detections can miss very small products.
Private image editing on your device
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Can I use a white or transparent background?
Yes. Choose a solid canvas colour or transparency, then use an output format that supports your choice.
Are the results automatically accepted by marketplaces?
No. These are generic editing controls. Check the current requirements of the marketplace and inspect each export.
Can I keep my existing cutout?
Yes. Turn off automatic background removal when using an already transparent product image, then adjust canvas size and spacing.