Cut out the product, pick a backdrop, add a shadow and download. Then size it for the marketplace or run the whole catalog through the batch editor.
One original photo, one edit. The sneakers are cut out of a cluttered floor and placed on a clean field, so the listing shows the product and nothing else.


Most listing photos do not need heavy retouching. They need four things done consistently, and the order matters.
A candle shot on the sofa gets the identical treatment, so a shop with many items keeps one consistent look.


A dust speck, a price tag or a cable in frame is better removed than hidden. The object remover erases it and fills in the surface. If a photo is soft, the image upscaler can sharpen it and raise the resolution before you cut it out. Both are quicker than reshooting.
The editor above handles one photo at a time. When you have a whole shoot, the batch photo editor applies the same background, fill and size to up to 50 photos and returns a zip, so every SKU matches. Per-marketplace walkthroughs for Amazon, Etsy, eBay and Shopify are linked below.
Use the original, not a screenshot or a social post, so the cutout has full detail to work with.
The product is isolated automatically. Zoom into corners, handles and straps to check the edge.
Pick white, a color, or an AI scene such as marble or wood, then add a Soft, Hard or Floating shadow.
Download the result, then export at the marketplace size from the size guide, or send the whole set through the batch editor.
For listing photos, the edits that matter are background removal, a clean backdrop, a shadow and the right size. This editor does all four in the browser. Background removal is an AI feature included in the paid plans, and Pro starts with a free trial.