Amazon, Etsy and Shopify product photos in minutes, not days

Listings sell with pictures. Upload one photo and Wraxa gives you a clean white-background shot, extra angles and lifestyle scenes in the right proportions. Works on your phone and in a desktop browser, with no photographer or studio. Built for small sellers.

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How it works

Upload your product photo
A regular phone photo works. Show the whole item with no cropped edges.
Get your image set
The AI creates a white background, several angles and two lifestyle shots in formats like 1:1 and 4:5.
Check and upload
Compare against your marketplace rules, choose the best frames and download them for your listing.

Amazon product photos: A white background for your main image

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A white background for your main image

Marketplaces usually want a clean light backdrop and the product alone. The tool cuts your item out and places it on solid white, keeping edges sharp and shadows soft. You skip tracing outlines by hand in an editor. Upload a photo and get a main image that is ready for review. remove the background from a product photo

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More angles from a single shot

Shoppers want to see an item from every side. The AI photoshoot builds extra angles and close-ups from one photo, such as a wide view, a detail and a three-quarter shot. That fills out your image gallery without booking another shoot, which matters on listings where every slot counts. AI photoshoot for listings

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Lifestyle images that show use

The second or third image often decides the sale because it shows the product in real life. Describe a scene, such as a kitchen, a desk or an outdoor walk, and the AI puts your item there. You show scale and context without props or a location. Change scenes for seasons and promotions. create a lifestyle background

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Amazon product photos: Clothing on a model

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Clothing on a model

Selling apparel? Show it worn. Pick a model from the Wraxa library or upload your own model photo and get a shot with your garment on. It saves hiring models and lets you show one item in several looks. Frames come in vertical formats that suit most apparel listings. clothing on an AI model

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Questions & answers

What are marketplace product photos?

They are the images in a product listing: a main shot on a white background, extra angles and lifestyle scenes. Wraxa creates the photographs. It does not add infographic text or design overlays.

How close are the results to a real photoshoot?

The AI builds on your real picture, so shape, color and details are preserved. A clean source photo gives the best results. You can adjust any frame with a text prompt or roll back to an earlier version for free.

Will the images meet Amazon, Etsy and Shopify rules?

A white-background studio frame fits the typical main-image rules, for example Amazon's white backdrop requirement. Each platform and category has its own rules on size, ratio, text and overlays, and they change, so check the current guidelines before you upload.

Can I do this without a photographer or studio?

Yes. You need a phone and your product. For most simple listings that is enough, because the AI adds angles, backgrounds and scenes. A photographer helps when you want shoots with live people.

Which image formats do I get?

Frames come in 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3 and 9:16, so square listing images and vertical social images come from the same shoot.

How much does Wraxa Visuals cost?

One-time access is $7 for 25 tokens: a single payment, no subscription or auto-renewal, and the tokens never expire. The Visuals subscription is $20 a month for 100 tokens every month, and you can cancel anytime. There is no free trial.

What is the difference between one-time access and the subscription?

One-time access is for trying it out: your 25 tokens stay with you until you use them. The subscription is for regular content: 100 tokens arrive every month, and the unused monthly allowance resets on renewal. Purchased tokens add up with the subscription.

How many tokens does one photo or video use?

One photo uses about 1 token and one video about 12, so 25 tokens cover roughly 25 photos or 2 videos. You see the exact cost before you start, and failed generations are never charged.