MarketShot AI

MarketShot AI product photography

Turn one product photo into a marketplace-ready image pack.

MarketShot AI cuts out your product once, then turns it into an AI marketplace image pack of five channel-ready assets for Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify — one white-background hero, two studio scenes, and two AI lifestyle scenes, exported as a single ZIP.

Built for sellers on Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify

5

assets in every pack

3

marketplace presets

1 ZIP

export, nothing to reassemble

AI product photography studio

serum-source.webp · Sample project

Studio workspace

Clean white product photo — Primary asset for Amazon
Sample project
Demo output

What every MarketShot image pack includes

5 assets

One hero, two studio scenes, and two AI scenes in every pack

3 channels

Ready-made presets for Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify

1 workflow

One source photo becomes five export-ready images in a single ZIP

How it works

Three steps from one photo to a finished listing pack.

Step 1

Upload one source photo

Upload one source photo. Any JPEG, PNG, or WebP phone or studio shot becomes your non-generative primary image, so the main listing asset stays 100% true to the product.

Step 2

Add studio and AI scenes

Studio scenes on stone and campaign color are composed instantly from your cutout at no extra cost. Add AI lifestyle scenes on a sunlit counter and wood shelf on demand — each pre-sized for Amazon (2000×2000 px), Etsy, or Shopify (2048×2048 px).

Step 3

Review fidelity and export a ZIP

Review fidelity and export a ZIP. Compare label, color, and edges against the source, then download all 5 marketplace-ready assets in one archive.

Built around the listing

Product photography that knows where the image is going.

MarketShot turns one source photo into 5 channel-ready assets: it separates the white-background hero from 4 generated lifestyle scenes, keeps each channel's dimensions visible, and adds a fidelity review before export.

Build an image pack

Non-generative white-background hero

Channel-specific canvas sizes

Source-to-output fidelity review

Clear asset roles and file naming

Frequently asked questions

What is MarketShot AI?

MarketShot AI is an AI product photography tool that turns a single product photo into a marketplace-ready image pack — one clean white-background hero, two studio scenes composed from your original pixels, and two optional AI lifestyle scenes, each sized and framed for Amazon, Etsy, or Shopify.

How does MarketShot AI work?

MarketShot AI works in three steps: upload one source photo, cut out the product once, then add AI lifestyle scenes on demand. Review fidelity and download all five assets in a single ZIP. The primary image and studio scenes are produced with segmentation rather than generative editing, so the product stays faithful to your original photo.

Which marketplaces does MarketShot AI support?

MarketShot AI supports Amazon, Etsy, and Shopify out of the box, with preset canvas sizes and framing rules drawn from each platform's published image guidelines. Every pack is reviewed before export rather than assumed compliant, since marketplace image rules change over time.

Does MarketShot AI alter my product photo?

No — MarketShot AI does not regenerate your product. The primary white-background image is isolated from your source photo with segmentation, so labels, text, logos, and colors stay true to the original; only the background and surrounding lifestyle context are generated.

Good edits protect the product instead of reinventing it.

How much does MarketShot AI cost?

MarketShot AI is free to try: new accounts start with 5 credits and no card required, enough to cut out your product and build the white-background hero plus studio scenes. One cutout costs 2 credits and unlocks every studio scene, and each AI lifestyle scene costs 2 credits, so a complete five-image pack costs 6. Marketplace sizing, file naming, fidelity review, and ZIP export use none.

Where can I check official marketplace image requirements?

The most reliable specifications come from each platform's own documentation. Our guides consolidate those rules and link directly to the source, so you can verify current requirements before you publish a listing.