AI Product Image / Mockup
Describe your product and the setting you want, and our AI generates a clean, professional, e-commerce-quality product image or mockup — flattering studio lighting, sharp focus, tasteful composition. Great for listings, websites and socials when you don't have a photographer. No watermark. Delivered as a PNG with an on-page preview. 2 free revisions.
You need an image of a product and you have not got a photographer booked. A$19 per image, paid once rather than subscribed to, gets you a composed product shot or mockup rendered by AI from a written description: studio-style lighting, sharp focus, tidy composition, no watermark. It lands about two minutes later as a preview on your order page with a PNG to download.
Two free AI revisions come with it, which is worth knowing before you write anything. There is room to send a description, look at what comes back, and correct the direction — light reading too cold, wrong surface, angle too high — without paying again. What revisions cannot do is turn a thin brief into a good image, because the render only ever contains what you put in front of it.
Writing the description like a brief to a photographer
Name the object, its material and finish, its rough size, its colour, and any text or label that should be visible. Then set the scene: the surface it sits on, the background, the angle, and whether it is standing, lying flat or being held.
Vague inputs produce generic results. "Candle" gives you a candle. "Matte black 300g soy candle in a ceramic vessel, unlit, on pale travertine, soft window light from the left, plain warm-grey background" gives you something much closer to what you had in your head. The visual style field steers the overall look; the aspect ratio sets the frame.
Aspect ratio follows the placement, not the other way round
Work out where the image will live before you set the ratio. Marketplace and store listings tend to want a squarer frame with the product filling most of it. A website placement or a feed post often reads better with more room around the subject. Cropping the PNG afterwards is easy enough, but you lose pixels doing it, so ordering the right shape from the start leaves you the cleanest file to work with.
Putting a generated shot on a live listing
This is a render, not a photograph of the item on your shelf. The model builds what your description implies, so it will not reproduce your exact packaging artwork, your precise logo placement, a serial number, or fine printed detail on a label. Small text in generated images is frequently imperfect. Where those details are part of what the customer is buying, a real photo of the real product is the right call.
That is a commercial judgement as much as a visual one. Before an image goes on a listing, check that it fairly represents what the buyer will receive, and check the image policy of the platform you are posting to, since some marketplaces require photographs of the genuine article. As a mockup, a concept visual, a socials tile, or a stand-in while real photography is organised, a render at A$19 covers the job.
What you get
- A professional product image / mockup
- Flattering studio-quality lighting
- Clean, on-brand composition
- Downloadable PNG + on-page preview
- 2 free AI revisions included
Turnaround: ~2 minutes. Delivery: On-page preview + PNG download.
Frequently asked questions
The first image came back with the lighting wrong. Can I get it changed?
Yes. Two free AI revisions are included with the A$19. Each one regenerates the image, so they work best for correcting direction such as lighting, background or angle rather than chasing a completely different concept. Once both revisions are used, a further image is a new order at A$19 per image.
Will my logo and label text come out correctly?
Assume not. The image is generated from your written description, so exact packaging artwork, precise logo placement and fine printed text are outside what it can reliably reproduce, and small text in generated images is often imperfect. Describe the product's form, material, colour and setting and expect those to carry; treat anything requiring pixel-accurate branding as a job for a real photo.
I need the product isolated on a transparent background.
That is not part of this product. What is delivered is a PNG of the composed scene plus the on-page preview, with no watermark, and background removal is not included. The practical workaround is to describe a plain, evenly lit background in your brief, which makes the subject much easier to cut out yourself afterwards.
I want three angles of the same product. How does that work?
As three orders. Pricing is A$19 per image, so each angle is its own image with its own description, style and aspect ratio. The two free revisions attach to each image individually and regenerate it rather than adding an extra shot, so plan the angles as separate briefs rather than expecting one order to produce a set.
The image is going in a wide banner across the top of my homepage, not on a listing. Right product?
Probably not. This one composes the product itself as the subject, in the way an e-commerce shot does. The AI Hero / Banner Image is built to sit wide behind headline text on a page, and the AI Social Graphic is laid out for a feed post. Order by what the image has to do: product as the subject points here, page furniture points to the other two.
Is a generated image allowed on a marketplace listing?
That depends on the marketplace, and it is worth checking rather than assuming. The file itself carries no watermark and nothing technical blocks you from uploading it. The constraint is policy and accuracy: some platforms require listing images to be photographs of the genuine item, and any image on a listing needs to fairly represent what the buyer receives. Read the platform's image policy first.