PedestalShot
Source photo: an amber serum bottle on a cluttered kitchen counter
The same serum bottle staged as a clean white studio product photograph
BeforeAfter
Real output — generated by PedestalShot from the source photo

Product photos, any scene

One photo of your product. Every scene you need to sell it.

Photographers quote $300 to $1,200 per product and take weeks. Upload one photo — a phone shot on a messy counter is fine — then pick the scenes you want: clean studio, styled shelf, flat lay, holiday table. Finished images land in your gallery in minutes, and you review every one before you download.

Your label, your colors — read from your photo, checked on every output · 3 free images · 2 free redos each · No card required

What you get

Same product, every time. Only the scene changes.

All generated by PedestalShot from one source photo

Every image below started as the one photo in the first frame. It’s the same 30 ml bottle in all nine, and that’s the point: your product keeps its shape, its label, and its colors. The room around it is the part we build.

Your photo: the same serum bottle staged as the input — one snapshot, bad light, real counter

Your photo

the input — one snapshot, bad light, real counter

Marble Pedestal: the same serum bottle staged as white marble plinth, gallery lighting

Marble Pedestal

white marble plinth, gallery lighting

Spa Bathroom: the same serum bottle staged as vanity, rolled towels, a room it belongs in

Spa Bathroom

vanity, rolled towels, a room it belongs in

Neon Glow: the same serum bottle staged as dark set, colored rim light, made for a dark feed

Neon Glow

dark set, colored rim light, made for a dark feed

Autumn Harvest: the same serum bottle staged as seasonal campaign without a seasonal shoot

Autumn Harvest

seasonal campaign without a seasonal shoot

Flat Lay: the same serum bottle staged as shot straight down, styled with props

Flat Lay

shot straight down, styled with props

Color Pop: the same serum bottle staged as one saturated backdrop, built for paid social

Color Pop

one saturated backdrop, built for paid social

In Hand — Pro scene: the same serum bottle staged as a real hand for instant scale

In Hand — Pro scene

a real hand for instant scale

Gift Ready: the same serum bottle staged as ribbon and card, ready for the gifting rush

Gift Ready

ribbon and card, ready for the gifting rush

62 scenes to pick from: 59 sorted into 8 groups — studio backdrops, home and living, kitchen and dining, outdoors, seasonal, editorial, luxury, craft — plus 3 Pro scenes with a real person. Pick by outcome, not by prompt.

How it works

Three steps, about five minutes.

  1. 01

    Upload one photo

    A phone photo works. Sharp, well lit, product filling most of the frame, nothing in front of it. JPG, PNG, or WebP. The background can be a disaster.

  2. 02

    Pick your scenes

    Choose from 62 scenes by name — Marble Pedestal, Spa Bathroom, Flat Lay, Autumn Harvest. No prompt writing. You see the exact price and image count before anything runs.

  3. 03

    Review, redo, download

    Images land in a private gallery in minutes. Compare each one against your original, redo anything twice free, then download singles or the whole batch as a ZIP.

Before you worry

Your product, not an interpretation of it.

Your product stays your product

Shape, colors, label text, and packaging are read from your photo and checked on every output. The scene changes, the product doesn't.

Two free redos on every image

Not the take you pictured? Redo it up to twice at no cost and compare every version side by side before you commit to one.

Square and 4:5, ready to upload

Scenes come in the two shapes stores and feeds actually use. Full-size files, download one at a time or the lot as a ZIP.

Nothing publishes itself

Every image lands in a private gallery first. You look at it next to your original and download only what passes. AI generation isn't pixel-perfect — checking fine label text is on you, and we make that easy.

Wherever you sell

Files you can use anywhere. Nothing to connect.

You get image files. Upload them to Etsy, Shopify, Squarespace, eBay, Faire, your own site, your ads, your emails. No plugin to install, no store permissions to grant, no integration to set up.

Etsy and handmade shops

Clean studio shots that don't look like your kitchen table, plus gift and seasonal scenes for the fourth-quarter rush.

Shopify and your own store

One consistent look across a whole catalog, even when the originals were shot months apart on different phones.

Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest

4:5 vertical scenes built for the feed, and flat-color backdrops that hold up as paid creative instead of disappearing into it.

Markets, wholesale, and print

Line sheets, stall signage, packaging inserts. Files are full size and licensed for commercial use with your own products.

Price

Six images of one product: $19.

One-time. No subscription, no monthly minimum. You pick the six scenes and see the total before anything runs. Pro scenes — a real hand holding your product, or a model using it — run on the stronger model and cost a little more per image.

Every account starts with 3 free images on your own product photo. No card required.

The math

A photo shoot, without the shoot.

Typical cost

Photographer
$300–$1,200 per product
PedestalShot
$19 for six images of one product

Turnaround

Photographer
Days to weeks — booking, shipping samples, retouching
PedestalShot
Minutes from upload to review gallery

Changing your mind

Photographer
A reshoot is a new quote
PedestalShot
Two free redos per image, versions side by side

Next season

Photographer
Another shoot, another invoice
PedestalShot
Restage the same product for autumn, the holidays, or summer whenever you need it

Photographer figures are typical published market rates for commercial product photography, not quotes — yours will vary by category and shot count.

Also selling on Amazon?

Amazon needs images scenes don’t cover.

Marketplace listings want a specific stack: a white-background main image, an infographic built from your bullet points, a dimension diagram from your measurements. That’s a different set — eight images for $49 one-time, $20 during beta with code BETA20.

Questions

Before you upload.

I don't sell on Amazon. Is this for me?

Yes. This is the general version: one product photo in, staged images out, for Etsy, Shopify, Squarespace, your own site, Instagram, wholesale line sheets, email. Nothing on this page is Amazon-specific. If you happen to sell there too, there's a separate set built to that marketplace's image conventions.

Will it change what my product looks like?

Every scene is built to preserve your product's shape, colors, label, and packaging text — the room changes, the product doesn't. AI generation isn't pixel-perfect, so each image lands in a review gallery next to your original, and any image can be redone twice free. Check fine label text before you publish.

What kind of photo do I need to upload?

One clear phone photo. Sharp, well lit, product filling most of the frame, nothing blocking it. The background can be a mess — the cluttered kitchen counter in the first frame above is the real source photo for all nine images.

Can I use these on Etsy, Shopify, and in paid ads?

Yes. Your license covers commercial use with your own products, anywhere you sell, and the files are yours. One caveat worth knowing: some marketplaces set their own rules for AI-generated imagery and a few ask for disclosure, so check the policy of the channel you're publishing to. Our AI disclosure page has the fine print.

What's free, and what does it cost?

Every account starts with 3 free images on your own product photo, no card required. After that, six images of one product is $19, one-time. Pro scenes — a hand holding your product, a model using it — run on the stronger model and cost more per image, so your free grant covers one of those instead of three standard scenes. You always see the exact price and image count before anything runs.

What if I don't like an image?

Redo it. Every image includes two free regenerations, per image not per batch, and you can compare all versions side by side before choosing. Downloading a version makes it final — redos close and the other versions are removed. If a final image has a clear fidelity problem (shape changed, label unreadable, colors shifted), report it from your gallery and we cover the redo.

Do I have to write prompts or know AI tools?

No. You pick outcomes from a list — Marble Pedestal, Spa Bathroom, Flat Lay, Autumn Harvest — and that's the whole interaction. There's an optional one-line note if you want to steer a scene, and ignoring it is completely fine.

Your first three images are free.

One photo, one scene, no card. If you don’t like what comes back, you’ve lost five minutes.