Clean product photos for any marketplace

The marketplace hero-image problem

Every major marketplace — Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, eBay — converts better with consistent, clean-background hero images. Amazon actively requires a pure white background on category-leading listings, and their internal data shows 25-30% conversion uplift for catalogues that follow the rule. The problem is that "take a clean white-background photo" usually means a $100+ light tent and a spare hour per product.

Browser-based AI removes that overhead. Photograph against any background, drop the photo in here, get a transparent PNG, place it on white in your design tool. Twenty seconds per product instead of twenty minutes.

Bulk processing for catalogues

If you have a catalogue rather than a single product, the bulk processor handles up to 20 images at once. Drop the whole batch, click Remove backgrounds, wait ~30 seconds, download a ZIP. For larger catalogues, run multiple batches — there's no daily limit.

Tips by product category

Clothing & accessories

Lay flat on a contrasting background or use a mannequin. The model handles clothing on people best — a flat-lay on a textured table is harder.

Jewellery & metallic items

Reflections trick the model. Use a matte backdrop and diffused light. Expect to clean up edges in Photopea or a design tool for the highest-stakes shots.

Food & beverage

Plates and bowls work well; semi-transparent items like glassware are the hardest case. For drinks, photograph against a backdrop that's clearly different from the liquid colour.

Hard goods (electronics, tools, books)

The easiest category. Solid edges, no fly-aways, no transparency. Even a phone snap on your kitchen table will produce a clean cutout.

Soft goods (toys, candles, plants)

Generally good results. Wispy edges (plant leaves, fur on stuffed animals) lose some detail — but for thumbnail use, this is rarely noticeable.

Recommended workflow

1. Photograph all products against the same background and lighting.
2. Drop the batch into bulk.
3. Download the ZIP of transparent PNGs.
4. Open in your design tool of choice. Add a pure white (RGB 255,255,255) layer behind each product.
5. Run through the resizer for marketplace-specific dimensions (Amazon: 2000×2000; Shopify: 2048×2048; Etsy: 2000×2000).
6. Compress to JPEG at 85% quality with the compressor — typical output is 200-400 KB.

Privacy matters for unreleased products

Drop-shippers, indie brands, and pre-launch teams all have one thing in common: their product photos are commercially sensitive before the listing goes live. Uploading them to a third-party service — even a reputable one — creates a small but real risk of leakage. Browser-only processing eliminates the risk entirely because there's no upload step.