One photo becomes product images ready to sell.

It's designed to preserve your product's geometry, colors, materials, branding, and readable packaging text — only the environment and lighting are restaged. AI generation is not pixel-perfect, so always review outputs for fidelity before publishing — especially fine label text.

Google's Nano Banana image models — Nano Banana 2 (Gemini) for Standard scenes and Nano Banana Pro for Pro scenes, people scenes, and the Listing Package. Pro is the stronger model for fine label text and complex materials, which is why Pro scenes carry a small credit surcharge.

A sharp, well-lit photo where the product fills most of the frame and nothing blocks it. Plain backgrounds help but aren't required.

Credits are the app's internal meter — you never buy them directly. Buying a set or subscribing grants the credits that work needs automatically (a standard scene image uses 5), your 15-credit signup grant covers 3 scene images, and failed generations release whatever they held.

Monthly plan credits expire at the end of the billing period they were granted in. Your signup grant doesn't expire. Expiring credits are always spent first.

Your license covers commercial use with your products anywhere you sell. One caveat worth knowing: each marketplace sets its own rules for AI-generated imagery — some restrict it or require disclosure — so check the policy of the channel where you sell before publishing. See the AI disclosure page for the fine print on AI-output rights.

Every image includes two free regenerations — per image, not per set. If the first result isn't what you wanted, redo it up to twice at no cost and compare every version side by side before choosing. Downloading a version makes it final: redos close and the other versions are removed. If your final image shows a clear product-fidelity problem (shape changed, text unreadable, colors shifted), report it from your gallery and we restore credits when the issue is confirmed. Completely failed generations release their held credits automatically.

Photographers mean scheduling, shipping samples, retouching time, and a fee per shot. PedestalShot delivers a full scene set in minutes from one photo, and you can regenerate whenever your catalog changes.

You do, for commercial use with your products, subject to the Terms of Service. You must own or have rights to the photos you upload.

Products aimed at kids are staged without any people — play is shown through arrangement and setting (a game mid-play on a playroom floor, magnets on a fridge door) rather than models. We never generate images of children.

No. Presets are designed with marketplace conventions in mind, but each marketplace enforces its own policies — review outputs against the rules of the channel where you sell.

Credits are held when you submit and only captured for outputs that complete. If a job fails before producing anything usable, the held credits are released back to your balance.