How many angles can I generate?

Eight are available: front, three-quarter, side profile, back, top-down, low hero angle, macro detail and fish-eye. Run the tool once per angle with the same source photo and you have a full listing set. Each run costs credits independently, so you only pay for the angles you actually need.

Will the product still look like my product?

Yes — identity preservation is the point of this tool. Shape, proportion, colour, material finish and surface details are carried across from the source photo. This is a reshoot of your item, not a generated lookalike.

What happens to text on the label or packaging?

Turn on Preserve label text and the model treats printed text, logos and barcodes as content to keep rather than redraw. Legibility is strongest on front and three-quarter angles. On back and fish-eye views, text that was never visible in your source photo cannot be recovered — the model has no information about it.

Can I change the background and lighting too?

Yes. Backgrounds include pure white for marketplace compliance, studio gradient, marble, wooden table, outdoor natural, or keep the original. Lighting offers softbox studio, dramatic rim, natural daylight and golden hour. Pure white plus softbox is the safest combination for Amazon and Shopify listings.

Is the output good enough for Amazon or Shopify?

For most catalogue images, yes. Output is full resolution and the pure-white background option is designed for marketplace requirements. Note that Amazon requires the main product image to be a real photograph of the actual item — check the current policy for your category before using a generated angle as your primary image.

Multi-Angle Product Photos from One Image

Reshoot Your Product from Any Angle

One product photo becomes a full set. Pick an angle — front, three-quarter, side, back, top-down, low hero, macro detail or fish-eye — plus a background and lighting setup, and Pixalto reshoots the same product without a studio, a turntable or a second shipment. Labels, logos and packaging text are preserved.

Eight angles from a single source photo

Front, three-quarter, side profile, back, top-down, low hero angle, macro detail and fish-eye. Shoot your product once — badly lit, on a kitchen table, on a phone — and generate the set a studio would have charged a day rate for. Each angle reads as a separate photograph rather than a rotated crop, with perspective, shadow and reflection recomputed for the new camera position.

Labels, logos and barcodes stay intact

Generic image models redraw text as decorative squiggle, which is fatal for product photography. Preserve label text treats printed copy, brand marks and barcodes as content to carry forward rather than reinvent. Legibility is strongest on front and three-quarter angles, where the text was visible in your source. Angles that face away from the original camera cannot recover text that was never photographed.

Marketplace-ready backgrounds and lighting

Six backgrounds — keep original, pure white, studio gradient, marble, wooden table, outdoor natural — pair with four lighting setups: softbox studio, dramatic rim, natural daylight and golden hour. Pure white with softbox lighting is the combination most marketplaces expect for catalogue images; marble and golden hour suit lifestyle and social. One source photo covers both jobs.