Start from the product photos you already have. Describe a backdrop, scene or format once, and ZenCreator applies it to every SKU in the batch; Variations then adds extra angles without a prompt.
In ZenCreator, this means editing the photo you already have instead of inventing the product from a text prompt. You upload a shot of each SKU, write the change you want, such as a new backdrop, a room scene or a different format, and Image Editor returns a new image for every photo. Variations and Image Upscaler then round out the set. This page is the e-commerce part of AI Creative Studio, written for catalogs with many SKUs rather than a single hero image.
Each card is one job from a typical listing brief, with the tool that handles it. Run them in any order your catalog needs.
Put every SKU on the same backdrop, whether white, light gray or a brand color, so a category grid looks like one consistent set. Write the backdrop once and Batch Mode applies it to each photo separately.
Tool: Image Editor with Batch Mode
Describe the setting, for example a candle jar on an oak shelf by a window, or add a second image of the room you want. Image Editor can mix photos from different sources and adapts light and composition to the scene.
Tool: Image Editor
From one product photo, Variations produces as many as ten fresh angles or crops, and there is no prompt to write. Grade, light and the item itself carry over, so a listing gallery reads as a single session.
Tool: Variations
Set the aspect ratio a marketplace slot or a site banner needs for the run, or leave it on Auto to keep the first photo's shape. Then enlarge and sharpen the shots you keep in Image Upscaler, up to 8K.
Tool: Image Editor · Image Upscaler
Describe a use scene, such as hands grinding beans with your grinder, and Image Editor builds it around your photo. On-model clothing sets live on the fashion page, garment try-on on virtual try-on. Anyone real in a photo must consent to the edit and its use.
Tool: Image Editor
Send the final image to Image to Video and choose Kling 2.1 for a 5- or 10-second clip; it suits polished product hero shots. Use it for a listing video slot or a launch post.
Tool: Image to Video
These AI product pictures all start from a single photo of a ceramic teapot. Each caption names the tool and the edit, so you can repeat the sequence on your own SKUs.
Open Image Editor and select Nano Banana 2, one of the models available there. It suits clean, brand-safe product visuals and is the Editor model built to render text inside an image, such as label copy.
Add up to 14 product photos per run with Nano Banana 2. A bigger catalog runs as several batches with the same instruction.
With Batch Mode on, each photo is edited on its own and returns its own result, instead of all uploads merging into one image.
Name the edit and the parts that must not move, for example: "Place on a light-gray backdrop with a soft shadow; keep the product, label and color unchanged." Vague requests such as "make it pop" give unpredictable results.
Choose an aspect ratio, or leave Auto to match the first photo. The Generate button shows the credit cost per image and the batch total before you confirm.
Prompt patterns to adapt:
| Product | Write the change | Keep unchanged |
|---|---|---|
| Table lamp | Light-gray seamless backdrop, soft shadow under the base | Shade shape, cord, brand plate |
| Coffee grinder | Marble kitchen counter, morning light from the left | Hopper, dial markings, body color |
| Candle jar | Oak shelf with two books, warm evening light | Label text, lid, wax color |
Plan a large catalog against these documented limits, then move each batch from one stage to the next inside the same account.
| Workflow stage | Tool | What you set | Documented limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Backdrops and scenes | Image Editor with Batch Mode | Model, instruction, aspect ratio | Up to 14 photos per run with Nano Banana 2; split bigger sets into more runs |
| Angle and crop variants | Variations | Number of images, aspect ratio, 1K or 2K | Up to 10 per photo and up to 1,000 photos per batch; one ratio and resolution for the batch |
| Final size | Image Upscaler | Mode, detail level, target resolution | Up to 8K with SeedVR2 3B Base, up to 6K with SeedVR2 7B Premium |
| Export | Task results or My generations | Selected results or all of them | More than three images download as one ZIP; quality stays as generated |
| Turnaround | Every tool | No extra setting | Most tasks finish in 1–5 minutes; peak load can add delays |
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT or Claude to ZenCreator MCP, now in beta, with one server URL and a one-time browser login. Then ask in plain language, for example: "For each product in products.csv, generate a hero shot in our brand style." In a typical run, the assistant checks your balance and the credit cost before it generates anything.
Developers start a task, poll its status and fetch the finished file from a result URL, so a catalog system can request product images, variations and upscales without manual clicks. Calls use the same credits as the app, within the per-endpoint rate limits in the API documentation.
Both routes end in listing images. The difference is where the work happens: on a set with a photographer, or in an AI photo editor for e-commerce that starts from the shots you already have.
Need cut-outs on a transparent background or hand-masked edges? A dedicated cut-out tool fits that job better. For a backdrop swap by prompt, see the background remover.
Choose the reshoot for a product you have not photographed yet; choose prompt editing when the photos exist and the catalog needs more from them.
Have a folder of SKU photos ready? Try the backdrop edit on a few of them and check the results before you run the rest.
Edit a product photoProduct photography AI changes how the image is made; it does not replace the final check. Review these six points before a set goes live.
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Mostly a product photo editor. Image Editor works from your real photo, so the shape, materials and label of the actual item are the starting point, and Variations adds new angles of that same shot. The platform can also create images from text alone, but a text-only result has never seen your product, so for listings start from a photo of each SKU.
Upload photos as JPG or PNG, the typical formats; exact support depends on the tool. When a run finishes, use Download Selected for the results you picked or Download All Results for everything. More than three images arrive as one ZIP file, downloading does not change image quality, and your results stay in My generations.
Most tasks finish within one to five minutes. Peak load or a particular model can add delay, and if a task is still processing after 30 minutes, contact support with its task ID. To save credits on a large catalog, upscale just the shots you plan to publish.
Credits come off your balance when a task starts. Before you confirm, the Generate button shows the cost per image and the total for the batch. If a generation fails because of an error on ZenCreator's side, the credits are typically returned automatically. Credits do not expire, there is no subscription, and one balance covers every tool, the API and MCP. Current packs are listed on Pricing.
Download the set, as a single ZIP when it holds more than three images, and add it to your listings through your store's own upload. For automated pipelines, the Public API returns a URL for each finished result, and an assistant connected through MCP can work through a product list file.
Yes, as long as everyone shown has given consent for the edit and for the way you will use it. Image Editor can work with a product held in someone's hands or worn in a lifestyle shot. For full on-model clothing sets built from a face photo and a body reference, see the fashion page.
Start with one batch in Image Editor: one instruction, one result per photo, and the cost on the button before you run it.