Generate AI Product Images for Your Shopify Store

With a few clicks, you can generate realistic photos of your products and add them to your store. Boost your sales without spending on expensive photoshoots.

I used to run a Shopify store and always struggled to get good images of my products. I would walk around my house and even explore my neighborhood to find suitable locations to take photos of my products.

A rock as a stand for my product? Great.
Swimming pool in the background? Great.
Flowers as props? Great.

But that often took hours or the entire Sunday.

So I'm excited to share that Pebblely is now on the Shopify App Store.

Shopify merchants can easily generate beautiful product images for their store in just seconds!

Select a product from your store
Pick a theme or describe a custom background
Generate as many images as you like
Add to your product page with a click

How to generate AI product images for your Shopify store

Once you have installed Pebblely AI on your Shopify store, it takes only four steps to get beautiful AI product images on your store.

1. Select a product from your store

First, pick the product that you want to generate images for.

Pebblely pulls in all the products on your Shopify store so that you do not have to manually upload product images. Just search for your product, and click "Generate".

Search and select a product

To start generating images, you would have to choose a product shot. You can use either one of your existing product images from your store or upload a new one. Pebblely automatically removes the background for you.

Add a product shot for that product

2. Pick a theme or describe a custom background

Then decide what background you want for your product.

To make things easier for you, there are 12 predefined themes, ranging from Cafe to Flowers to Snow.

Pick from the 12 predefined themes

If you are on the paid plans, you can also customize any background you like, under the Customize tab:

Describe the background for your product. A good structure to use is “[position of product], [additional item 1, additional item 2...], [style 1, style 2...]”, such as “on a rock, by the sea, coconut trees in the background, shallow depth of field” or “standing in a dark room, beside lavender, neon lights, cyberpunk, futuristic, sci-fi”.
List what you do not want in the generated photos. You can exclude objects (e.g. hands) and even colors (e.g. purple). Pebblely will be less likely to generate images with them.
Match the style of a reference image. You can upload an existing marketing image to generate images of a similar style and colors. The generated images will only have a similar style but not be identical to the reference image.

Customize a background

3. Generate as many images as you like

This step is easy. Just hit "Generate" as many times as you like.

Each time, Pebblely will generate four images for you to choose from.

AI-generated product images — Using the pink reference image helped to generate these pink images.

4. Add to your product page with a click

Once you have generated an image you like, click on "Add to shop" to add the image to that product. Yes, it's that simple.

Add to store

You can also rearrange the order of the images for that product by clicking on "Edit product media" and dragging the images.

Rearrange images

Now, go check out the new images on your store!

Product page with newly-generated images

You get to generate up to 40 images for free!
On the $19/month plan, you can generate up to 1,000 images every month and customize your backgrounds.
On the $39/month plan, you can generate unlimited images and customize your backgrounds.

How do I get images where my product is standing upright?

If you are on the paid plans, there are two tricks to increase the chances of getting such images:

Include “standing” in your custom description, such as "standing on a rock" or "standing in the middle of a table".
Upload an image of a product standing upright under the "Match a style" section on the right sidebar.

Also, ensure that the product shot you are using looks three-dimensional. If it looks too flat, the AI will struggle to generate images where it is standing.