Product & property
AI Product Retouch
Catalog polish for the photo you shot on the kitchen table
4 free credits at signup — one Standard run, no card.
- 1Upload the product photo at /create and pick its material mode
- 2The remake lifts the dust and glare and trues the light and edges
- 3Chain into a cutout, scene, or upscale — the listing set in three presses
Straight out of the studio — slide to compare.
Zoom into any product photo taken at home and the kitchen confesses: a fingerprint on the gloss, lint on the fabric, dust that was invisible until the flash found it, and a hot stripe of glare where the window fought the ceiling light. Retail photos go through a cleanup pass before anyone sees them — this is that pass, minus the retail budget.
The mode menu speaks the dialect of your product. Glossy mode fights reflections on plastic, glass, and metal; fabric mode minds weave and lint; jewelry mode handles the tiny-and-shiny problem; food mode keeps things looking fresh rather than lacquered. Across all of them the pass trues the white balance, evens the light, and sharpens the edges and texture that zoom views live on.
The seller's chain runs through here: retouch, then a Background Remover cutout or a Background Changer scene, then an upscale for marketplace zoom. One workflow note that protects you as a seller: shoot any condition flaws — the scratch, the worn corner — as separate close-ups and leave those frames unedited, so the listing shows the polish and the disclosure both.
Part of the studio
- Feed the result straight into any other tool
- Three quality tiers: Standard, Pro, Max
- Every remake saves to your library automatically
- Finish by upscaling for print or animating into video
Questions, answered
Which mode for a phone case, a candle, or other mixed materials?
Auto handles hybrid products by reading the surfaces in frame. Reach for a specific mode when one material dominates — a glass candle jar leans glossy, a knit case cover leans fabric.
Does the jewelry mode keep the sparkle?
Sparkle is the asset, so the pass distinguishes wanted glints from unwanted glare — facet fire stays, the blown-out hotspot from your desk lamp goes. Inspect stones at full zoom afterwards, as any jeweler would.
Can it clean up a photo of a used item I am reselling?
Yes for presentation — dust, bad light, and glare are photography problems, not item problems. Represent the item's actual condition in your listing text and in unedited close-ups; the retouched hero shows the item, the close-ups tell its story.
Why do my product edges matter so much?
Marketplace shoppers zoom, and soft or ragged edges read as low quality even when the product is mint. Edge crispness is also what makes any later background cutout clean, so the pass invests there deliberately.
Is there a free way to use AI Product Retouch?
Signing up gives you 4 credits on the house — one Standard-quality run of this tool. A Google account is all it takes; no card involved.
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