White background main images
A clean product shot on white for Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or eBay, without a light box or cutting out the background by hand. Check the background and the size of the product against each marketplace's rules.
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AI product image generator
Take an ordinary phone photo of your product, upload it and say where it should be: a pure white background for Amazon or Etsy, a cozy table, a marble counter or a hand holding it. You do not need a studio or to remove the background first. The agent makes a new photo that aims to keep your product, its shape, colors and label, usually in under three minutes. Most images cost 7 credits at 1K (about $0.16), the price shows before you send, new accounts start with free credits, and a failed run is refunded.
Real runs in DREAMMMER. Each card shows the phone photo that was uploaded, the words typed with it, what stayed and what changed.

Phone photo

White background

Lifestyle
Amazon style white background · Nano Banana 2.1 · 7 credits · about 85 seconds
Request: Turn this into an Amazon main image: just the candle on a pure white background, centered, filling most of the frame, soft natural shadow. Keep the jar and the label exactly as they are.
Kept: the amber jar, the kraft label and every word on it: FIG & CEDAR, soy candle, 8 oz. Changed: the kitchen is gone and the jar sits centered on white with a soft shadow. The edges measured 249 to 255 rather than pure 255 everywhere, and the jar fills about 73% of the height; Amazon asks for pure white and about 85%, so brighten the background or ask for a bigger product before you use it as a main image.
Cozy lifestyle scene · Nano Banana 2.1 · 7 credits · about 176 seconds
Request: Put my candle on a wooden table in a cozy living room at evening, lit, with a knitted blanket and a book softly blurred behind it. Keep the jar and the label text the same.
Kept: the jar and the label, still reading FIG & CEDAR, soy candle, 8 oz. Changed: the candle is lit on a rustic wooden table with a knitted blanket, a sofa, a lamp and a book behind it.

Phone photo

Marble scene

In a hand
Luxury skincare ad · Nano Banana 2.1 · 7 credits · about 137 seconds
Request: Make this look like a luxury skincare ad: the bottle on a white marble counter with soft morning light, a few green leaves and water drops. Don't change the bottle or the label.
Kept: the frosted bottle, the black dropper and the label: DEW 07, hydrating serum, 30 ml. Changed: a white marble counter in morning light, eucalyptus and monstera leaves, and water drops on the bottle and the counter.
In a hand, for social media · Nano Banana 2.1 · 7 credits · about 64 seconds
Request: Show a woman's hand holding this serum bottle against a soft beige background, like an Instagram post for my shop. Keep the bottle and label exactly the same.
Kept: the bottle, the dropper and the label text. Changed: a hand holds the bottle against a beige wall with leafy shadows. The hand is made up by the AI, so check the fingers before you post.

Phone photo

White background

Lifestyle
Etsy listing on white · Nano Banana 2.1 · 7 credits · about 44 seconds
Request: Make a clean listing photo of this mug for my Etsy shop: only the mug on a pure white background, handle on the right, whole mug visible, soft shadow. Keep the speckled glaze, the brown rim and base and the handle shape exactly as they are.
Kept: the shape, the throwing lines, the speckles, the brown rim and base and the handle on the right. Changed: the desk is gone, and the glaze came out warmer and more tan than in the lamp lit photo, so compare the color with the real mug before you list it.
Breakfast table scene · Nano Banana 2.1 · 7 credits · about 55 seconds
Request: Put this mug on a sunny breakfast table by a window, filled with coffee, next to a plate of toast and a small vase of flowers, soft morning light. Keep the mug exactly the same: the speckled glaze, the brown rim and base and the wonky handle.
Kept: the speckled glaze, the throwing lines, the brown rim and base and the hand pulled handle. Changed: the mug is full of steaming coffee on a sunny wooden table by a window, with toast and wildflowers, and it is shown from the other side, so the handle is on the left.
The products and phone photos in these examples were made with AI for this page, so no seller's product or brand is shown. Each result is a real 1K run in DREAMMMER on Nano Banana 2.1; the credits and times are from those runs, with several running at once. Every result is redrawn, not cut out and pasted, so check the label, the logo, the color and small details against your real product before you list it.
A clean product shot on white for Amazon, Etsy, Shopify or eBay, without a light box or cutting out the background by hand. Check the background and the size of the product against each marketplace's rules.
The same product on a kitchen counter, a cozy table, a bathroom shelf or outdoors, so buyers can picture it in use. Name the scene, the light and a few props.
A hand holding the product, a flat lay or a seasonal scene for Instagram, TikTok Shop or an ad, made from the photo you already have.
Ask for each scene in the same chat: white background first, then a lifestyle shot, then one in a hand. Each image is charged on its own, and the earlier ones stay in the conversation.
Any background is fine. Get the whole product in frame, in focus, with the label facing the camera, then upload it in the chat box.
For example: put my candle on a wooden table in a cozy living room, keep the jar and the label text the same. Naming what to keep, such as the label, the logo and the color, is how you protect your product.
Zoom in on the label and the edges, then ask for a change, such as make the candle bigger or use a brighter white. Each new version is charged as a new image.
The AI can only keep what it can read. A blurry or angled label comes back blurry or guessed, so shoot the side with the label straight on.
List the label text, the logo, the color and the shape. Anything you do not name may be redrawn.
In one of our test runs with a plain white sneaker, the AI added a small tag with brand like lettering that was not on the shoe. Adding no logos, tags or text anywhere fixed it on the next run.
Compare the color with the real product, read every word on the label, and for marketplace main images check the white background and how much of the frame the product fills.
It turns a photo of your product into new product photos. You upload one photo and say the scene, such as a white background, a kitchen, marble or a hand holding it, and the AI makes a new image of your product in that scene.
Yes, to start. New accounts get free credits with no card, enough for your first product photos. After that a 1K image on Nano Banana 2.1 costs 7 credits, about $0.16 with the $9 pack of 400 credits. There is no subscription to sign up for and no daily free allowance. Free accounts make images at 1K, and downloads from an account that has never paid carry a small mark in the corner; any pack or subscription removes it.
Yes. All three products above started as cluttered phone photos: a candle on a kitchen counter, a serum on a bathroom sink and a mug on a desk. What matters is that the product is in focus and the label is readable.
No. Upload the photo as it is and say the new background. If you only want a cutout with a transparent background, use the background remover tool instead.
It aims to keep them, and in the six runs above every label came back with the right words. But it redraws the whole picture instead of pasting your product in, so small text, logos, exact colors and fine details can change. Name what must stay the same, then zoom in and check before you use the image.
It can make a clean shot on white, like the candle above. Amazon asks for a pure white background (RGB 255), the whole product shown and the product filling about 85% of the frame. Our candle came out at 249 to 255 on the edges and about 73% of the height, so brighten the background or ask for a bigger product, and check the current rules for your category.
Yes. Name the place, the light and a few props, for example a wooden table in a cozy living room at evening with a blanket and a book. The candle and serum examples above were made this way.
Yes, as in the serum example, where a hand holds the bottle. The hand or person is made up by the AI, so check fingers and faces, and do not ask for a real, named person.
Usually under three minutes; the six examples on this page took 44 seconds to about 3 minutes, with several running at the same time. At 1K, Nano Banana 2.1 costs 7 credits (about $0.16) and GPT Image 2.5 Flare 10 credits (about $0.23), and the price shows before you send. Each new version is a new image and is charged; a failed one is refunded automatically.
You own what you create and may use it for personal or business projects under our Terms of Service, provided you have the right to use the product photos you upload and respect the rights of others. Make sure the image shows your real product honestly, and check each marketplace's image rules before you list.
Uploads and results are private to your account, and we do not use them to train AI models of our own; to make the image, your photo and request are sent to the provider that runs the model. One exception: if your account has never made a purchase, work made with free credits may be featured in our public showcase after review, without your name or email. This never applies to an account that has made a purchase.
Say what is wrong in the same chat, for example make the candle bigger, keep the brown rim or remove the extra tag, and the agent makes a new version from your photo. Earlier versions stay in the conversation, so you can go back to any of them. Each new version is charged as a new image; a failed generation is refunded.
Upload one phone photo, say the scene and what to keep, and refine the result in one conversation.
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