Ecommerce Photo Optimizer
Product photos on a clean white square background at common marketplace sizes for Amazon & Flipkart — privately in your browser.
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Drop an image here or click to upload
PNG, JPG, or WEBP — a clear product subject works best.
Working…
How it works
- 1
Upload your product photo
Drop a photo of your product. Nothing is uploaded to a server.
- 2
Pick a marketplace
AI removes the background, and centres the product on a white square canvas at the chosen size.
- 3
Download & list
Get a compressed JPG on a white square. Check your marketplace's current image rules before listing.
Guide: preparing listing photos for Amazon, Flipkart and your own store
What the optimizer produces
The tool removes the background from your product photo with an AI model that runs in your browser, places the cut-out in the middle of a pure white (#FFFFFF) square, and saves a compressed JPG. You choose the square size: 2000 by 2000 pixels for the Amazon or Flipkart preset, or 1080 by 1080 for a general square (handy for Instagram shops, WhatsApp catalogues, Meesho or your own website). The Amazon and Flipkart presets currently produce the same size; the label simply helps you remember which file is for which store.
The first run downloads the background-removal model (roughly 45 MB) and caches it, so the next photos go much faster. No photo is uploaded to our server.
How the product is placed on the square
The tool fits your whole original photo, after the background is removed, into the square with a margin of about 5 percent on each side. It does not zoom in on the product itself. This means the framing of your original shot decides how big the product looks. If the product filled most of your original photo, it will fill most of the square. If it was small in the middle of a wide shot, it will stay small with lots of white around it.
Marketplaces generally want the product to fill most of the image, so crop tightly around the product with the Crop tool before you run it. A square or near-square crop gives the most predictable result.
Products that need extra care
- White or very light products (white shoes, steel utensils, white kurtas) can lose their edges against a white background. Shoot them on a darker surface so the AI finds a clear outline.
- Glass, plastic packaging and jewellery have reflections and see-through areas that background removal may cut away or leave patchy. Inspect edges closely.
- Products with thin parts such as cables, straps or earring hooks may lose fine sections.
- Sets and bundles photographed together usually work if the items touch or overlap; items spread far apart may be partly removed.
Shooting tips for a better cut-out
You do not need a studio. A sheet of chart paper or a plain bedsheet as a backdrop, daylight from a window, and the phone held steady will do. What matters most for the AI is contrast between the product and the background, sharp focus and no clutter touching the product. Take the photo from a slight angle for boxes and from straight on for flat items such as books or phone cases.
If you need a transparent PNG for banners or a larger sharpened version for zoom, use the Product Photo Enhancer instead. To process many photos to a smaller file size afterwards, use Bulk Compress.
Reviewing the image before you list it
Marketplace listings are judged at thumbnail size in search results and at full size when a buyer zooms in, so check both. Open the downloaded JPG and zoom to 100 percent: look for leftover patches of the old background, edges that have been cut into the product, and shadows that were removed unevenly. Then look at it small, the way a shopper scrolling on a phone would, and make sure the product is easy to recognise.
It is also worth keeping your photo set consistent. If every image for a product line is shot from the same distance and cropped the same way before processing, the products will appear at a similar size on the white squares, and your store page will look tidy. The optimizer applies the same margin every time, so consistent input gives consistent output.
Before you start
- Your photo is PNG, JPG or WEBP and in sharp focus.
- The product is cropped tightly, with little empty space around it.
- There is visible contrast between the product and the backdrop.
- You have checked your marketplace's current image rules in its seller help pages, since requirements change.
- You will review edges at full size before uploading to your listing.
- Optional: remove location data from phone photos with Remove Metadata.
Related guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the ecommerce photo optimizer produce?
A product image on a clean white square canvas at a common marketplace size (the product is centred, not cropped), compressed for fast page loads. Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho each publish their own main-image rules in seller help, so compare the result with those.
Which marketplace sizes are supported?
Built-in presets include Amazon (2000×2000), Flipkart (2000×2000), and a generic 1080×1080 square. You can pick the one your store needs.
Does it keep my images private?
Yes — all processing is client-side. Your product photos are never uploaded to a server.