From product photo to on-model image

The tool puts your product on a person the way it is actually used: clothing on the body, the bag over the shoulder, the watch on the wrist, shoes on the feet. Choose a woman, a man, or let the person match the product. The result is a studio photo against a light grey backdrop with the product fully in frame.

Cut, color, pattern, and prints come from your photo. Only the person wearing it is new. 1 credit per image.

Amazon's rules for models and AI-generated people

• Adult-size clothing is shown on a model in the main image. The model stands; no sitting, kneeling, leaning, or lying down.
• The main image needs a pure white background: RGB 255, 255, 255.
• Accessories, multipacks, and close-fitting kids' clothing are shown without a model in the main image.
• If an image contains photorealistic people generated entirely by AI, Amazon requires the metadata keyword contains-synthetic-performer in the dc:subject (XMP) field.

Sources: Amazon Seller Central: Product image guide (G1881), accessed September 28, 2026 · Amazon Seller Central: apparel image guidelines (G200498950), accessed September 28, 2026

Turning it into an Amazon main image

The result sits on light grey, which fits galleries, stores, and ads as is. For the Amazon main image, pass the images on with “Process results further” to Remove background and choose white. Check that the model is standing.

As the last step, the free AI disclosure tool adds contains-synthetic-performer when you tick “Contains photorealistic AI-generated people”.

Frequently asked questions