Product Photo Maker (White Background)

About the Product Photo Maker (White Background)

Make a marketplace main image from one product photo. The product is cut out — from a plain backdrop by its colour, which needs no download, or with an AI model that runs on your device and finds the product by itself or picks the object you tap — then placed on pure white (RGB 255, 255, 255), centred and scaled to span 85 % of the frame, with an optional soft shadow. The presets follow Amazon’s main-image rules and Shopify’s recommended size, and each result is checked against them: the white of the saved file’s edge, how much of the frame the product spans, the pixel size for zoom, the format and the file size.

Touch up the cut-out with Keep and Erase, choose JPG or PNG and a size limit if your store has one, and name the file the way Amazon reads it (B000123456.MAIN.jpg). Download or copy the image with a pass, or after unlocking this result. Everything happens on your device: your photo is never uploaded.

Common uses

• Main images for Amazon listings that follow its pure-white, 85 % rule.
• Consistent square product photos for a Shopify or WooCommerce store.
• Product photos for marketplaces with their own size and file limits, set by hand.
• Catalogue photos on a brand colour, with a soft shadow, for a website or social posts.

The marketplace rules behind the presets

• Amazon (Seller Central: product image requirements): the main image needs a pure white background (RGB 255, 255, 255), shows the product as 85 % of the image and in full, and has 500 to 10,000 pixels on its longest side; 1,000 pixels or more turns on zoom, and small images should not be enlarged artificially. Images need at least 72 dpi — every file here is marked 72 dpi — and JPEG is recommended (TIFF, PNG and non-animated GIF are accepted). File names are the product identifier, the variant code and the extension, separated by periods: B000123456.MAIN.jpg.
• Shopify (Help Center: product media types): square product images usually display best at 2048 × 2048 pixels; images can be up to 5000 × 5000 pixels and must be smaller than 20 MB; PNG is the best file type for most product images, followed by JPEG.
• Flipkart, Meesho and other marketplaces: no preset here claims to follow their rules. Choose Custom and enter the size, background and file-size limit your seller panel shows.

Here “85 % of the image” is the share of the frame the product spans on its longer side: on a 2000 × 2000 canvas, a tall bottle is 1700 pixels tall. Because Amazon’s main image must have a pure white background, its preset has no shadow; a shadow suits your own store and other images.

How the product is cut out

• Already cut out: a photo whose edge is mostly see-through (a PNG with a transparent background) keeps its own outline and soft edges with Plain backdrop; nothing is keyed out.
• Plain backdrop: the backdrop’s colour is read from the photo’s edge — the median of a border 2 % wide, in CIELAB, so a product that touches one edge does not change it. A pixel is backdrop when its colour difference from it (ΔE, the CIELAB distance) is under the tolerance and it connects to the photo’s edge through other backdrop pixels, so white parts of a product on a white backdrop stay. Soft edge fades the boundary; Shadows on the backdrop counts darker patches of the backdrop’s colour as backdrop; Remove specks clears small leftovers; Through holes also clears backdrop seen inside a handle or ring.
• Automatic runs an AI model on your device that finds the main object in the photo; its outline is then refined along the photo’s own edges.
• Tap the product uses an AI model on your device to select the object under your tap: useful when the photo holds more than one thing.
• With every method, Edge moves the outline in or out by a few pixels (in removes a light or dark fringe), and Keep and Erase paint the cut-out by hand.

Taking a photo that cuts out well

• Use a plain backdrop that differs from the product: white card or paper curved up behind it (a sweep) for most products, grey or black for white ones.
• Light it softly from both sides, so the backdrop is even and the product casts little shadow; daylight from a window and a white card on the other side work well.
• Leave space round the product and keep all of it in the photo — the checks warn when it touches the photo’s edge.
• Fill most of the photo with the product and keep it sharp: for a 2000-pixel image at 85 %, the product needs about 1700 pixels on its longer side, and an enlarged product looks soft (the checks say so).

Limitations

• One photo at a time. For many photos with the same settings, the Bulk Background Remover (a Premium tool) makes them in one go.
• The plain-backdrop cut-out needs a backdrop whose colour differs from the product’s edges; where they match, use Automatic or paint with Keep.
• AI cut-outs can miss thin or see-through parts (straps, glass, fur) or keep a little background: check the edge and touch it up.
• Products are placed as photographed: colours, scratches and dust are not retouched.
• HEIC/HEIF photos open directly in Safari. Other browsers first download the HEIC decoder (1.4 MB, LGPL-3.0) from this site, once.
• Amazon, Shopify, Flipkart and Meesho are trademarks of their owners. MySmartCoPilot is not connected with them, and each marketplace decides what it accepts.

Privacy

On this device; its files download once

Everything happens in your browser. What you enter or open here is not uploaded or stored by MySmartCoPilot. The automatic and tap-to-select cut-outs download the AI engine and a model from this site the first time (about 19 MB, or 18 MB for tap-to-select); the plain-backdrop cut-out downloads nothing. Your photo is never uploaded.

Open-source components

This page can load these open-source components, each only when a task needs it:

• It uses libheif and libde265 under the LGPL v3, through libheif-js: licence and source code.

You may replace them with your own builds. Their licences and the credits of every library the site uses are on the open-source credits page.