Set the scene.
Make it yours.

Yes. Create and review images on the ProductBackground website, download a PNG, and upload it manually to your Shopify product. Check labels, logos, geometry, and other product details before use. The Shopify app is coming soon, subject to Shopify approval.

Yes. Purchased MP credits do not expire and unlock the website image tools for verified accounts, using Free account limits. Monthly credits remain usable for one calendar month after their billing period ends, including after cancellation. Check Account for your exact expiry dates. API, MCP, and Shopify have separate access rules.

Yes. Independent creators, online sellers, designers, retouchers, brands, and agencies can use the same tools for their own projects or client work.

Draft scene plan creates a paid written scene proposal, not a free image preview. You can also generate directly. Check the current cost and availability shown in the workspace before starting.

Select one or several completed images from your library. Choose an available upscale or horizontal or vertical expansion, then review the selected images and total cost. Available actions and target resolution depend on the selected sources.

A high-resolution lifestyle scene that creates a believable world around the product while leaving the frontal foreground empty for placement and retouching in post-production.

ProductBackground scenes are designed around products in the 10–35 cm size range. In Product Studio, you can also provide the product's real-world size in centimetres or inches to guide scale during placement.

Yes. You can describe characters, animals, food, objects, architecture, and environmental details as part of the scene. Keep them behind or beside the empty product area, and review every generated result for realism and brand suitability.

Use free-form prompts or the built-in templates to direct the location, characters, animals, food, objects, foreground surface, lighting, atmosphere, color, and camera view.

Choose your starting point. Auto Studio uses a product reference and your direction to plan the scene, generate the background, and place the product. For more control, create or select a background first and place your product in manual Product Studio with Nano Banana Pro. Review labels, logos, geometry, materials, scale, shadows, reflections, and invented details before publication.

Create scene does not process a product photo. The core generator creates an empty backplate from your scene direction. Auto Studio starts with a product reference and creates the scene around it. Manual Product Studio uses one required reference and an optional second view of the same product with a selected background.

No. Product Studio handles the standard AI-assisted placement workflow inside ProductBackground. Use manual compositing, CGI, or photography when packaging, legal text, regulated assets, or product geometry must be reproduced exactly.

Yes. Commercial use is included, subject to the ProductBackground Terms and applicable model-license conditions.

PNG is a practical, broadly compatible handoff format for retouching and compositing workflows.

It provides a higher-resolution source when your compositing or large-format workflow needs a larger backplate.

Yes. You can outpaint a selected scene horizontally or vertically. This extends the environment in one direction rather than automatically cropping one master image into every format.

Yes. A backplate can also work as a standalone hero or header visual when the campaign needs an atmospheric environment without a product composite.