Image Editing

Your product untouched — the background and the canvas to spec

PyraSuite's Image Editing studio takes the product photo you already have and changes one thing about it from a ready-made preset instead of a written prompt: a pure white background to the Amazon or noon specification, props removed, colour matched to your brand, or Arabic text set onto the product itself — while the product and the print already on it stay exactly as they are.

Cost
1 credits

Real output from this studio

Every image here is actual product output, generated on a paid account. Nothing on this page came from another tool.

Both frames are product output from the same run: the first is a scene we generated so there would be something to edit, and the second is the result of editing it.

Before: a date-syrup jar on a café table, against a busy background
Before — a busy frame, the kind you start fromBefore: a date-syrup jar on a café table, against a busy background
After: the same jar on a pure white marketplace-ready background, its label untouched
After — marketplace-readyAfter: the same jar on a pure white marketplace-ready background, its label untouched

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the photo you already have — the same product shot you took on your phone.

  2. 2

    Pick the preset: marketplace white background, props removed, brand colour match, or Arabic text on the product.

  3. 3

    Download the new image and put it on your store or your social feed.

Common questions

Will it change how my product looks?

No. The governing rule in this studio is that your product's shape, colours, materials and the print on its packaging stay exactly as they are, and only what you asked for changes. See the before and after above: the same date-syrup jar, from a busy café to a white background, its label untouched — both frames from one real run.

Can it remove the background and make it white?

Yes, and it is the most valuable thing on the list. There is a preset for Amazon and one for noon because their specifications disagree: Amazon wants a square with the product filling the frame, noon wants a 2:3 portrait with the product at 70–80% of the frame height. After the image comes back we walk the background itself and set it to exactly 255 white — because near-white is not white to a marketplace.

Can I put Arabic text on the product?

Yes. You type the exact words, and Pyra sets them on the product or its packaging, correctly joined and right to left, without inventing any other text elsewhere in the frame. This was run against production: the text landed on the wrapper itself, following its folds in the same printed ink, with the existing print untouched.

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