Product shots, no studio required.
From your product photo we cut out the product, then use AI to create background composites and styled shots, fitted to product-page, thumbnail, and ad banner formats — AI PRODUCT SHOT. No photo yet? We start by shooting the original against a white background.
The shots we make.
One product yields the online-store product page, thumbnails, and ad banners — every shot you need, prepared in one pass.
Cutouts · background compositing
Clean product cutouts, plus shots where the original product stays untouched and only a new background is composited in
Styled shots
Product photos styled as usage scenes and lifestyle concepts
Product-page shots
Framing and white space designed around feature callouts
Ad banner creative
Media-spec formats with room reserved for copy
Package mockups
Package visualization before physical production — printing follows in-house
Seasonal · promo variants
The same product in seasonal and event versions
Five steps, start to finish.
At every stage you receive a deliverable to review, and we move on only after you sign off.
- 01
Source capture
Product photos sorted or a 3D model rendered — with no photos, a white-background product shoot first
- 02
Concept · references
Background and lighting direction locked
- 03
Styled generation
Backgrounds, lighting, and composition generated
- 04
Compositing · grading
Color corrected against the physical product
- 05
Formatting · delivery
Resized per channel, then checked
AI Product Shot Production Portfolio.
Work we have made and built up ourselves. Click to view larger.
What you receive.
Everything is delivered in formats ready to publish on each channel.
- Shot sets
- Front · angled · detail · usage scenes — sets per concept
- Formats
- Store product pages · thumbnails · ad banner media specs
- Resolution
- High-resolution masters + per-channel resizes
- Color management
- Grading benchmarked against physical samples
- Delivery formats
- JPG · PNG (background removed) · PSD layers
How we work.
Spelled out in the quote and the contract before we start.
- Color reference
- We keep a physical sample beside us and match to it. No sample? We agree on the reference first.
- Format checks
- Before delivery we load each channel’s spec and check that nothing gets cropped.
- Revisions
- 2–3 rounds at draft stage and 2 at final, written into the contract as standard.
- Copyright
- Ownership of the work depends on the contract type. What transfers is spelled out in the contract.
- Master files
- PSD layers and background-removed PNGs included, so anyone can pick up the work later.
- Confidentiality
- Unreleased product materials are received only after an NDA is signed.
- AI disclosure
- Deliverables carry a made-with-AI notice; some platforms add it automatically at upload.
The product itself stays untouched.
We generate the background, lighting, and composition, but the product is always the original image. Retouch its shape or color to look better and it no longer matches what ships — that is where returns and advertising-claim problems start. Final grading is matched against a physical sample at hand, and labels and ingredient text stay exactly as printed. On request we send before-and-after comparisons side by side.
What sets the cost of AI product photos?
It comes down mostly to three things rather than the number of photos: how many kinds of scenes, the condition of the source photos, and how much hand retouching is needed. Twenty shots on one background is different work from twenty across five backgrounds. Tell us the number of products, scenes, and shots and where they will be used, and we quote on those terms; share a budget range too, and we answer with the number of scenes and shots it covers.
Live-action product shoot or AI — which fits?
With one background, a live shoot is faster; with three or more, AI takes less time. Glossy, transparent, and metal products reflect differently every time, which means more rounds of selection in AI work, and shots that must show the real texture are better filmed. With cameras, lighting, and a studio in-house, we divide the work between the two within a single project — no need to find a photo studio and an AI vendor separately. In the consultation we look at your shot list and tell you first which way fits.
