Product photo editing for online sellers
Remove backgrounds, sharpen photos, handle them in bulk and add a watermark — AI tools that help a small shop get clean, consistent product photos ready to post, without Photoshop.
Selling online means competing on pictures. Shoppers scroll past dozens of listings in seconds, and the first product photo decides whether they stop or keep going. But small sellers rarely have a studio: phone photos often end up with a cluttered living-room backdrop, uneven light and a product that's blurry or blends into the background. Marketplaces, meanwhile, tend to call for clean, even white backgrounds and sharp images — a standard that's hard to hit when you edit every photo by hand.
The second problem is volume. A clothing shop can have a few hundred photos to process every time new stock arrives. Removing backgrounds, sharpening and watermarking each one in Photoshop eats up hours — time that should go into selling and looking after customers. Hiring a retoucher means a fixed cost every month.
Vipix brings those repetitive jobs together so you can do them yourself in a few minutes. You cut the product out of its old background and export a transparent PNG to place on white for the marketplace. You sharpen shots that came out soft because you were in a hurry. You process a whole set of photos in bulk instead of one at a time. And you stamp a visible watermark on your photos to discourage copying. It all runs in the browser — nothing to install and no Photoshop skills needed.
The goal isn't to replace professional photography. It's to help sellers put together clean, consistent product photos they can post right away, on their own, with as little time and cost as possible.
How to edit a set of product photos
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Remove the product background
Upload your photo and AI separates the product from the old background, then exports a transparent PNG. Place it on a white background so the whole set looks consistent on the marketplace. → Remove background
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Do a whole restock at once
If new stock leaves you with lots of photos, remove the backgrounds in bulk, in one run, instead of one photo at a time. Bulk processing is available on paid plans.
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Sharpen rushed shots
Photos that came out a little soft from a quick phone snap can be sharpened and upscaled before you post them. → Upscale image
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Add a watermark to discourage copying
Stamp a visible watermark on the photo so it's less tempting for other shops to lift it for their own listings. The mark is the text “VIPIX” in a fixed corner of the photo — the tool doesn't add your own logo or shop name. Some marketplaces don't allow watermarks on the main (cover) image, so check their rules and use watermarked shots only where they're allowed. → Add watermark
Not every photo needs all four steps — use the tools each photo actually needs.
Why do it yourself instead of outsourcing?
Editing your own photos with AI tools gives a small shop three clear advantages. You control the timing: new products go up as soon as they arrive, without waiting for a retoucher. You control the cost: you pay per use instead of a fixed monthly fee for a retoucher. And your photos keep one consistent style across the whole shop. For big restocks, bulk processing takes most of the repetitive clicking off your hands.
Shooting and posting tips
Shoot in good light, keep the product in focus and let it fill most of the frame. Use the same background style across your shop so your catalog looks professional. If you add a watermark, leave some space around the product so the corner mark doesn't cover an important detail. And after removing the background, check the edges around hair, fur and fabric fibers before you post.
Frequently asked questions
I don't know Photoshop. Can I still use these tools?
Yes. Every tool runs in the browser, and the work comes down to uploading a photo and downloading the result. There's nothing to install and no editing know-how required.
I get a hundred or more photos with every restock. How do I get through them quickly?
Use Remove backgrounds in bulk to cut out many photos in one run instead of one at a time, then place them on white and list them. You'll need a paid plan for bulk processing.
Will my photos meet Shopee's or Lazada's white-background rules?
The tool doesn't check your photos against a marketplace's rules. What it gives you is a transparent PNG, which you place on a white background when you list the product. Image rules differ between marketplaces and change over time, so check the current guidelines of the one you sell on. The page on white backgrounds for product photos walks through the process step by step.
How much does editing cost?
You pay per use, in credits — removing a background, for example, uses 1 credit per image. Each tool shows its cost before you run it, and the pricing page lists the current plans. You don't have to pay a fixed monthly fee. A free account comes with a welcome gift so you can try things out first.
Start with a clean set of product photos
Create a free account, get a welcome gift and start on the product photos for your shop.