The product edge is sacred
In product photography the background can be rebuilt with a little invention, but the product cannot. A softened bottle edge or a nibbled shoe sole is worse than the stand you removed. The Product preset uses Smart Select with a tight edge margin, so the mask hugs the stand and stops at the product, and Best quality, which gives the AI the widest context and puts the backdrop's native grain back over larger repairs. Every pixel outside the selection — including the entire product — is copied through untouched.
Consistency across a catalogue
A product line is usually shot in one setup: the same stand, the same position, the same sensor spot. Draw the mask once on the first image and apply it to the whole series from the Batch page, either with identical coordinates (a locked-off camera) or scaled to each image's size. Files keep their names with a suffix you choose and come back in a ZIP. Everything is processed one image at a time in your browser — which also means unreleased products never sit on someone else's server.
Listing check before you upload
The editor on this page carries a Listing check panel. It measures five things on the photo itself and marks each Pass or Fix: whether the border of the frame is pure white, how much of the frame the product fills on its longer side, whether the Text finder sees lettering, stickers or price tags, whether the longest side is at least 1000 pixels so marketplaces can offer zoom, and whether the file will be a JPEG in sRGB. Each Fix is one click: Clean backdrop turns near-white backdrop connected to the edge into pure white without touching the product, Crop to 85% crops — never resizes — until the product fills the frame, and the Listing export preset saves a full-size sRGB JPG. It never upscales: a photo under 1000 pixels is reported as such. These checks follow published guidance as of October 2026; marketplaces change their rules, so check the seller help pages before listing.
Clean, then publish
Export at original resolution as JPG for the web or PNG for further work. Metadata is removed by default; if you keep it, location data stays off unless you explicitly include it.