Choose a product photo and Photopip cuts the product out, centers it on a white square with an 8% margin and opens the result as a new document, with the product on its own layer. Pick 1600 for Amazon or 2048 for Shopify; a whole folder goes through Image Processor.

1. Click Choose a product photo, or try the sample sneaker.
2. In the Product Photo dialog, set Size (1600 for Amazon, 2048 for Shopify; 100 to 4000), Margin (8% by default) and Background color. Leave Remove the original background first on, tick Add a contact shadow if you want a soft shadow under the product, then click Generate.
3. Check the new document. The Layers panel shows Background color and Product, so you can move or scale the product with the Move tool, or erase leftovers on the Product layer.
4. Choose File > Export > Export As… and save a JPG or PNG. For a batch, choose File > Scripts > Image Processor and tick the Product Photo option; the same settings apply to every file and the results download as a zip.

How do I make a product photo with a pure white background for Amazon?

Click Choose a product photo, set Size to 1600 or more and keep Background color at white (#ffffff). The product is cut out on your device by a 44 MB segmentation model, downloaded once, and centered with an 8% margin, so it fills about 84% of the frame. The product is scaled to fit, so if it is smaller than about 1344 px in your photo it is enlarged and looks softer; start from the largest photo you have. Export as JPG.

Does it work when the photo isn't on a plain background?

Usually. The model looks for the main object even on a table or in a room. Where an edge is missed, the product is on its own layer: erase the leftover or add a layer mask, and the original photo is untouched in its own tab. Without WebGPU the cutout runs on the CPU and takes about 6 to 8 seconds per photo.

What if the AI model won't load?

You still get the square. Photopip finds the product by comparing pixels with the color of the four corners, trims the empty border and centers what is left, and the message says the background wasn't removed. For photos already shot on white or gray, untick Remove the original background first to get this quicker trim on purpose.

Can I do a whole batch?

Yes. Choose File > Scripts > Image Processor, select the images, tick the Product Photo option and set size, margin, background and shadow once. Pick JPG, PNG or WEBP and an optional file-size limit; the results download as one zip. Any photo the model can't cut out is trimmed to its original background instead; check the results before you upload.

Updated 2026-10-21

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Choose a product photo and Photopip cuts the product out, centers it on a white square with an 8% margin and opens the result as a new document, with the product on its own layer. Pick 1600 for Amazon or 2048 for Shopify; a whole folder goes through Image Processor.

1. Click Choose a product photo, or try the sample sneaker.
2. In the Product Photo dialog, set Size (1600 for Amazon, 2048 for Shopify; 100 to 4000), Margin (8% by default) and Background color. Leave Remove the original background first on, tick Add a contact shadow if you want a soft shadow under the product, then click Generate.
3. Check the new document. The Layers panel shows Background color and Product, so you can move or scale the product with the Move tool, or erase leftovers on the Product layer.
4. Choose File > Export > Export As… and save a JPG or PNG. For a batch, choose File > Scripts > Image Processor and tick the Product Photo option; the same settings apply to every file and the results download as a zip.

How do I make a product photo with a pure white background for Amazon?

Click Choose a product photo, set Size to 1600 or more and keep Background color at white (#ffffff). The product is cut out on your device by a 44 MB segmentation model, downloaded once, and centered with an 8% margin, so it fills about 84% of the frame. The product is scaled to fit, so if it is smaller than about 1344 px in your photo it is enlarged and looks softer; start from the largest photo you have. Export as JPG.

Does it work when the photo isn't on a plain background?

Usually. The model looks for the main object even on a table or in a room. Where an edge is missed, the product is on its own layer: erase the leftover or add a layer mask, and the original photo is untouched in its own tab. Without WebGPU the cutout runs on the CPU and takes about 6 to 8 seconds per photo.

What if the AI model won't load?

You still get the square. Photopip finds the product by comparing pixels with the color of the four corners, trims the empty border and centers what is left, and the message says the background wasn't removed. For photos already shot on white or gray, untick Remove the original background first to get this quicker trim on purpose.

Can I do a whole batch?

Yes. Choose File > Scripts > Image Processor, select the images, tick the Product Photo option and set size, margin, background and shadow once. Pick JPG, PNG or WEBP and an optional file-size limit; the results download as one zip. Any photo the model can't cut out is trimmed to its original background instead; check the results before you upload.

Updated 2026-10-21

More toolsTransparent backgroundChange backgroundRemove backgroundBlur backgroundRemove peopleRemove textPNG to JPGJPG to PNG