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Open the Img Stop White Background & Shadow Generator, add your product photos, choose a shadow (Natural, Soft drop, Floor, Cast or Reflection) and a canvas such as 1:1 at 2000 px, then click Create product photos. The background is removed on your device, the product is centred on white with the shadow, and you download all images as a ZIP.
About the White Background & Shadow Generator
The Img Stop White Background & Shadow Generator turns ordinary product shots into clean e-commerce images. It removes the background with on-device AI, places the product on a pure white (or any color) canvas, sizes it to fill about 85% of the frame and adds a realistic shadow so the product looks grounded instead of floating.
Choose a natural contact shadow, a soft drop shadow, a floor shadow, an angled cast shadow or a glossy reflection. Make one image or a whole catalogue at once – 1:1 2000×2000 for Amazon and Shopify, 4:5 for Instagram, or a canvas that fits the product. Photos are never uploaded.
Key features
- Pure white backgroundRGB 255,255,255 by default – or any color, or transparent PNG.
- Five realistic shadowsNatural, soft drop, floor, cast (with direction) and reflection.
- Marketplace sizes1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 4:3 or fit, from 1000 to 3000 px.
- Product size controlThe product fills 85% of the frame by default, as Amazon recommends.
- Bulk processingDo a whole product folder in one go and download one ZIP.
- Smart background removalAI runs on your device; already-transparent PNGs skip the AI.
How to use the White Background & Shadow Generator
- Add product photos Drop one or many photos, or a whole folder.
- Choose the shadow Pick Natural, Soft drop, Floor, Cast or Reflection and set its strength.
- Choose canvas and size For Amazon pick 1:1 and 2000 px; adjust Product size if needed.
- Create and download Click Create product photos and download the ZIP.
White Background & Shadow Generator at a glance
| Price | Free, no watermark, no credits |
|---|---|
| Background | Pure white, any color or transparent |
| Shadows | Natural, soft drop, floor, cast, reflection |
| Sizes | 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 4:3 or fit; 1000–3000 px |
| Bulk | Yes – many photos at once, ZIP download |
| Processing | On your device – photos are not uploaded |
When to use it
- Make Amazon, Daraz, eBay and Shopify main images with a pure white background.
- Give a whole catalogue the same consistent look and size.
- Create clean product shots for WhatsApp catalogues and Instagram shops.
- Add a reflection for jewellery, cosmetics and electronics.
- Make transparent PNG cut-outs with a soft shadow for banners.
Tips for the best result
- Photograph products on a plain, contrasting background for the cleanest cut-out.
- Natural or Floor shadows look best on Amazon; Reflection suits glossy products.
- Keep Product size at 80–90% so nothing touches the edges.
- Use JPG for marketplaces; PNG only when you need transparency.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a white background for product photos?
Add your photos to the Img Stop White Background & Shadow Generator. The background is removed automatically and the product is placed on pure white. Choose a shadow and size, then download.
Does Amazon allow shadows on the main image?
Amazon requires a pure white background (RGB 255,255,255) and the product to fill about 85% of the image. Natural shadows and reflections that are part of the product photo are commonly used; avoid props, text and borders.
What size should Amazon product images be?
At least 1000 px on the longest side so zoom works; 2000×2000 px square is a popular choice. Choose 1:1 and 2000 px in the tool.
Can I process many product photos at once?
Yes. Add a whole folder and click Create product photos. The AI handles one photo at a time on your device and you download all results as a ZIP.
Are my product photos uploaded?
No. Background removal and shadows are created in your browser.
Learn more
- MODNet – the open-source AI model that separates the subject from the background
- Image segmentation – how AI separates objects in a photo
Last updated October 30, 2026 by the Img Stop team.