What is a white background product photo?
It is a product photo with the background replaced by plain white, the usual look for marketplace main images and catalogue pages. Plykit is an AI image and video generator. This tool cuts your product out of the photo you upload and places it on white.
Can I ask for a pure white background?
Yes. When you download, this tool places the cut-out on pure white (RGB 255, 255, 255, #FFFFFF), not a light grey. Soft or see-through edges blend into the white, so check the edges and a corner with a colour picker before you upload.
Will the cut-out be clean?
Usually, when the product is in focus and stands apart from the background. Cables touching the product, see-through glass, chrome and fur are the hardest. There is no prompt to say what to keep: in our test on a busy desk, made with a different cut-out model, the first try kept a charging cable and a pen cap as part of the mug. Move things like that away before you shoot, and zoom in on the edges before you upload.
Will my product look the same?
It stays as you photographed it. The background is cut away and the product’s own pixels are kept, so labels and shapes are not redrawn. That also means reflections stay: our test mug still shows the warm desk light in its glaze. For a cleaner look, reshoot under even light.
Can I use the result as my Amazon main image?
Amazon’s public photo guide recommends a pure white background, the product filling about 85% of the image and over 1,000 pixels on each side for zoom; every product image must be 500–10,000 pixels on its longest side. This tool handles the background and keeps your photo’s size. It doesn’t crop, enlarge or certify your image, so you still crop so the product fills the frame. Amazon’s detailed main image rules need a seller login and we haven’t read them, and Amazon reviews every listing under its own rules.
Is it free?
No. Each photo uses 1 credit (as of 18 Oct 2026). Before generating, check the credit information shown on the page. After you sign in, you can see your balance and recent transactions on your credits page.
Eligible new accounts receive 12 one-time starter credits after verifying their email, and credit packs never expire. See the pricing page for current plans.
Can I do many photos at once?
For now you do them one at a time, and each result is saved in Workspace. If you need a full Amazon listing set made for you, see the listing set page.
Can I use the images commercially?
Paid plans include commercial use of the content you generate. The Free plan is for personal use only. You own the content you generate, and the selected model provider’s terms may impose additional restrictions. See our Terms of Service.
A paid plan means a paid subscription. Buying credit packs alone does not count as a paid plan; if you only buy credit packs, the Free plan rules apply.
These rules apply only to content generated on or after the effective date of the updated Terms of Service. Content generated before that date is not affected.
The plan you have when you submit a generation request decides which rules apply to it. Content generated while you had a paid plan can still be used commercially after your subscription ends, and so can content generated with credit packs bought before the effective date.
