AI Product Photo Generator

An AI product photo generator takes a picture of something you sell and builds the shot around it: a seamless studio backdrop, a styled lifestyle scene, props, light and reflections. Instead of booking a studio for every new colorway or season, you photograph the product once and generate the scenes.

Mage gives you the models that matter for it. Guava 2 Pro is Mage's photorealism model for product shots that pass for photographs, with up to three reference images. Mango 3 combines up to 10 references, so the product, a location and a prop can all go into one image. Then the Relight app changes the light and the Angles app renders the shot from a new camera position.

Know the one real limit before you start: the model redraws your product, so small print on a label can change. Check every detail before you publish, and keep a real photo for anything a customer needs to read.

Product photography is a lighting problem, so describe light the way a photographer would: "softbox from the left, rim light from behind, black seamless backdrop" or "hard noon sun, long shadows, terracotta tile." Name the lens too: "100mm macro" for a ring or a watch, "35mm" for a lifestyle table scene. Guava 2 Pro gives a generic studio look when the prompt is vague.

Tell the model what must not change: "keep the bottle shape, the cap and the label exactly as in the reference." Then describe only the scene. The fewer things you ask the model to reinvent, the closer the product stays to your photo.

Use props that explain the product: citrus slices beside a citrus fragrance, coffee beans around a grinder, a towel and steam beside a skincare jar. A prop tells a shopper what the product is for faster than a caption can.

• Name the light source, its direction and its quality.
• Name the lens: macro for small items, 35mm for scenes.
• Say what must stay exactly as in the reference.
• Use 1:1 for marketplaces and 4:5 for social feeds.
• Check the label and logo in every final image.

Marketplaces often want a plain white background. Mage does not cut products out or export transparent PNGs, so generate the shot on a "pure white seamless background, soft shadow under the product" instead, or keep your original photo for the white listing image and use generated scenes for the rest of the gallery.

For lifestyle shots with a person holding or wearing the product, use Mango 3 with a saved character so the same person appears across the campaign. The AI fashion design generator and virtual try-on guides cover clothing in more depth.

Be careful with fine print. The model redraws the product each time, and small text, ingredient lists and barcodes can change. Nano Banana 2.1 and GPT Image 2.5 Flare render text better than most, but anything legally required on a label should come from a real photo.