Clean catalog
Keeps the uploaded product. Isolates it, then composites a solid background, subject fill, padding, and 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9 crop. Changing hex or fill after isolation does not start another paid cutout.
Upload one product photo. Cut a catalog still on a solid color, or restage a lifestyle scene. Download the file you accept.
Catalog does not redraw the product
Clean catalog isolates the subject once, then composites hex, fill, padding, and aspect on your device. Preview and download are the same pixels. Lifestyle restages the scene and can shift packing, type, and reflections.
Listing lab
Upload one pack shot. Clean catalog composites a solid color on your device after isolation. Lifestyle restages a scene and is generative.
01 / Product
JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 5 MB
02 / Mode
Keeps product pixels. Isolation 2 credits, then local composite is free.
Lifestyle restage can change packing, labels, and reflections. Inspect the download before you publish.
03 / Catalog
Your listing still will appear here
Upload a supported product photo, choose Clean catalog or Lifestyle, then generate.
Pick the job
These modes are different pipelines. Do not treat a lifestyle restage as a listing-safe catalog crop.
Keeps the uploaded product. Isolates it, then composites a solid background, subject fill, padding, and 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9 crop. Changing hex or fill after isolation does not start another paid cutout.
Sends the product through a generative scene. Four studio presets plus a custom brief. Square 4K and 4:5 above 1K are blocked because that pair cannot render. Treat packing, labels, and reflections as inferred.
Four steps
Start with the sharpest pack shot you have. Keep the original. Treat the download as a listing copy, not a replacement for a studio recapture when legal claims depend on the photo.
Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file up to 5 MB, with each side from 256 to 4,096 pixels and no more than 16 megapixels.
Catalog bills 2 credits for the cutout, then local composite is free. Lifestyle bills 20 credits at 1K and 40 credits at 2K or 4K.
On catalog, set hex, fill, padding, and aspect after the cutout. On lifestyle, pick marble bath, linen table, oak shelf, daylight stoop, or write a custom scene.
Check barcodes, claims, and reflections at 100%. Catalog should match the preview. Lifestyle can invent packing detail. Download only the file you accept.
Owned examples
These illustrative, AI-generated examples show four product types this page is built for. They are not measured production outputs or a performance benchmark. Actual results vary, so inspect your result against its source.


A labeled carton on a solid catalog field. The cutout should keep printed claims. Lifestyle restage can rewrite type, so check every line before you publish.


A pump or dropper bottle. Catalog keeps the bottle geometry on a chosen hex. Lifestyle places it in a marble bath scene and may soften reflections.


A sneaker or boot. Catalog is for a square listing crop. Lifestyle on an oak shelf or stoop is a campaign still, not a size-chart photo.


Glass, gloss, or a clear bottle. Isolation can leave fringe. Lifestyle restage often invents highlights. Keep a studio recapture when the material is the claim.
Same site, different job
Banana Pro AI already has an AI Product Photography page. That page restages a product with scene prompts. This generator adds a catalog composite that does not redraw the product, plus a lifestyle path with locked frames.
Choose the right workflow
Pick the path that matches the listing job. A solid-color catalog crop, a generative lifestyle scene, and a booked studio day are different costs and different risks.
| Catalog Still vs Lifestyle Restage vs Studio Reshoot | Best for | Control | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clean catalog on this page | Marketplace tiles that need a solid background and the original product pixels | Hex, fill, padding, and aspect after one paid isolation | No scene, no props. Isolation can fringe on glass and flyaways |
| Lifestyle restage on this page | Campaign stills from one pack shot when a set is not booked | Four studio presets, custom brief, and locked aspect plus resolution pairs | Generative. Labels, packing, and reflections can change |
| Booked studio reshoot | Regulated claims, jewelry, glass, and any photo used as proof | Lights, styling, and a camera that recorded the product | Highest cost and lead time. Nothing here replaces that capture |
Workflow contrast
Many listing tools sell background removal, generative scenes, or both. Names below describe those workflows. This page does not send you to those sites.
Typical background-removal apps return a transparent PNG. Color on the page is often CSS, so the download is not the catalog composite you saw. This generator bakes hex, fill, and crop into the PNG you download.
Scene generators redraw the product into a set. That is close to this page's Lifestyle mode and to AI Product Photography. Use it when a campaign still can tolerate inferred packing.
Pen paths and layer comps still win when a claim, barcode, or glass caustic must stay exact. This page is a browser listing tool, not a substitute for that retouch.
Limits and checklist
The workbench accepts one JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 5 MB. Each side must be between 256 and 4,096 pixels, and the image must stay within 16 megapixels. Catalog isolation costs 2 credits. Lifestyle costs 20 credits at 1K and 40 credits at 2K or 4K. Lifestyle 4:5 exists only at 1K. Lifestyle 1:1 does not run at 4K.
Lifestyle restage may invent packing, type, and reflections. Catalog isolation can leave fringe on glass. The result is not Amazon approval, a brand-guide stamp, or a forensic record. By using the tool, you confirm that your upload complies with the Terms of Service.
Ecommerce listing photos are judged on background, crop, and readable packaging. Keep the original file. Reviewed by the Banana Pro AI product team · Last reviewed: 2026-09-15.
Questions
Clear answers about catalog composites, lifestyle restage, credits, and the older photography page.
It turns one product photo into a listing still. Clean catalog isolates the product and composites a solid color, fill, and crop. Lifestyle restages the product in a scene. You upload one supported file, run the mode you chose, inspect the result, and download only if it still matches the product.
No. Catalog isolation removes the background, then this page composites hex, fill, padding, and aspect on your device. The preview and the PNG download are the same pixels. Changing color after isolation does not bill another cutout.
Yes. Lifestyle sends the product through a scene model. Presets and a custom brief can change packing, labels, and reflections. That is expected. Inspect every claim on the pack before you publish.
AI Product Photography is a generative restage page. This generator adds a catalog composite that keeps product pixels, plus a lifestyle path with locked frames. Use photography when a prompted studio scene is the whole job.
ChatGPT can describe lighting and crops. It does not run this upload, cutout, or restage workflow. To generate the still here, open this page, sign in, upload the product photo, pick a mode, and download the file you accept.
Catalog isolation uses 2 credits. Lifestyle uses 20 credits at 1K and 40 credits at 2K or 4K. The workbench shows the cost and your remaining balance before submission. Catalog layout tweaks after isolation do not restart a paid cutout.
Continue editing
Keep each operation explicit. Cut a catalog still here, restage a scene here or on AI Product Photography, then enlarge or edit only when the listing still needs it.
Keep the original. Inspect the listing copy.
Start with one pack shot, choose catalog or lifestyle, and download only the still that still matches the product.
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