How to use Product Photo Studio
- Drop in a product photo — a phone picture on a table works fine.
- Turn on Remove background to cut the product out with on-device AI (optional).
- Pick a size: Shopify square, Amazon main image, landscape 4:3, Instagram, or fit to the product.
- Choose a background and margin, then download a JPG, WebP or PNG.
Why it's different
- Private: the AI model runs in your browser. Your photos are never uploaded — unlike most background removers.
- Free, full resolution: no credits, no watermark, no low-res preview.
- Store-ready: the product is centered with an even margin, and every export stays within Shopify's verified 25 MP / 20 MB product-image limits.
- Amazon-friendly: the Amazon preset forces a pure white (#FFFFFF) background with the product filling most of the frame.
Privacy
Product Photo Studio processes your image entirely on your device. When you turn on background removal, your browser downloads an open-source AI model (U²-Net, Apache 2.0 license) from QuickTiny and the ONNX Runtime engine from jsDelivr — only the model and code are downloaded; your photo is never sent anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Is my photo uploaded to remove the background?
No. The background-removal model runs inside your browser. Only the model itself is downloaded (once, then cached); your photo stays on your device.
Why is the first background removal slow?
The first time, your browser downloads the AI engine and model (about 19 MB). After that each photo usually takes 1–3 seconds on a laptop, a little longer on a phone.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Framing, resizing and white backgrounds work everywhere, and AI background removal runs on the CPU, so it works on phones too — just a little slower than on a laptop.
What does Amazon require for main images?
Amazon asks for a pure white background (RGB 255,255,255) with the product filling about 85% of the frame. The Amazon preset uses pure white and an 8% margin by default; always check Amazon's current guidelines for your category.
How well does it handle hair, glass or fine edges?
The model is very good with solid products. Very fine hair, fur, transparent glass and products the same color as the background can show rough edges — a plain, contrasting background in the original photo gives the best result.