Product Scenes For Every Page Of Your Store
A storefront needs more than one flat product picture. The home page wants a hero scene, the collection grid wants matching cutouts, the email wants the product on a marble counter, and the ad set wants three different moods for testing. Commissioning all of that for every SKU is slow and expensive, so most stores launch with whatever the supplier sent and never quite catch up with the rest of the catalog.
Open the Product Scene Maker, upload one product picture and pick a scene such as marble-kitchen, luxury-boutique or office-desk. Add a line of scene details if you want a specific prop or color. The product keeps its shape, label and finish; the surroundings are new. Run the Product Cutout on White tool on the same picture for your grid, then use Reframe & Expand to turn a square render into a wide banner for the top of the page.
Made in the Studio with the first tool on the route.
You want
- Supplier photos all look the same, and they look like everyone else's store.
- The home page banner is a different shape from the product grid, and nothing I have fits both.
- Ad testing wants three versions of one product in three settings by Friday.
- New colorway, new SKU, new pictures. Again.
The route
- 1Set your product in a styled scene
Turns a plain supplier picture into a lifestyle image on a marble counter or boutique shelf, with the product itself unchanged.
Product Scene Maker - 2Make a matching white cutout for the grid
Keeps your collection page consistent: same product, plain white, soft shadow, so the grid reads as one set.
Product Cutout on White - 3Reframe the scene into a banner
Extends the scene sideways to 16:9 so the hero slot at the top of the page gets the same image without an awkward crop.
Reframe & Expand - 4Upscale before you publish
Delivers a sharper file for large hero placements; 4 MP costs 3 credits.
Image Upscaler
Good to know
- Can I use the same product picture for several scenes?
- Yes. Upload it once and run the Product Scene Maker as many times as you have credits for, picking a different scene each run. Each result is its own image, so you can download the kitchen version for email, the boutique version for the home page and the concrete-minimal version for an ad, all from a single starting picture.
- Which tool should I start with if I only have supplier photos?
- Start with the Product Cutout on White tool if the supplier picture has a messy or off-white background; it gives you a clean base for the grid. Then send that result into the Product Scene Maker for lifestyle images. If the supplier picture is already on clean white, skip straight to the scene tool and save a step.
- What size do the images come out at?
- Downloads are full resolution with no watermark. For a hero banner or a large print, run the Image Upscaler afterward, which starts at 3 credits for 4 MP and goes up to 20 credits for 32 MP. Reframe & Expand handles the shape, so pick 16:9 for banners and 1:1 for the product grid.
Tools on this route