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Ceramic Product Photo AI: Make Clean Shop Photos of Your Pottery and Ceramics is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of a mug, bowl, vase or plate you made and get a clean backdrop or a styled scene for your shop listing. Your glaze, shape and handmade marks stay as uploaded. Free to try.
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Start by uploading image
Upload your image
Click to browse or drag & drop
Choose your transformation style
Clean seamless backdrop
Configure your options
Your AI Design Will Appear Here
Fill in the options on the left, then press Generate.
Upload your image
Drag & drop your file here or click to browse






Real, unretouched output from this tool. Drag any slider to compare.
Pottery is hard to photograph: glaze shines, colours shift, and a cluttered workshop table spoils the shot. Upload a photo of a ceramic piece you made, pick a mode, and get a clean backdrop or a styled scene. The shape, the glaze and the handmade marks stay as you uploaded them, and only the surface, the props and the light change.
You upload one photo of a ceramic piece and choose a mode, a backdrop and the light. The tool keeps the shape, glaze and handmade marks exactly as uploaded and builds a clean or styled scene around the piece with a soft contact shadow.
Each run makes one image. Make a studio shot, a styled shot and a home scene for your listing and keep the best.
The whole piece in focus, in daylight, with space around it. Soft light from the side shows the glaze best.
Studio Backdrop for a clean look, Styled Surface for a table with props, Home Scene for a lifestyle shot.
Cream, sage, grey or terracotta, in window light, soft studio light or warm afternoon light.
Zoom in on the colour and the texture. If the glaze looks different from the real piece, run again.
Three modes plus your own.
Your piece on a seamless cream, sage, grey or terracotta backdrop, in soft light.
Your piece on oak, marble, linen or plaster with a few simple props.
Your piece on a dining table, kitchen shelf, window sill, side table or bathroom shelf, with no people.
Describe the scene yourself.
The result is an AI image of your piece. Glaze colour can drift and fine glaze detail can soften, so compare every image with the real piece and add a real close-up of the glaze and the base to the listing.
The tool keeps the piece as uploaded, so flaws in the piece stay visible. It cannot show that a piece is food safe, microwave safe or dishwasher safe, or show its true size, so say those things in the listing text.
The photo should match what the buyer will receive, so do not use it to show a colour or finish the piece does not have.
Next steps for your listing.
โFill the listing with a studio shot, a styled shot and a home scene.
โMake consistent images of a whole collection.
โMake tidy images for social posts and a small online shop.
โShow a finished piece nicely before you gift or sell it.
Clean seamless backdrop
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
Your first generation is free when you sign up. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
The tool is told to keep your glaze colour, texture, drips, speckles and maker's mark exactly as uploaded. Glaze colour can still drift, so zoom in and run again if anything changed.
A sharp photo of the whole piece in daylight with space around it. Soft light from the side shows the glaze best.
No. The tool is told to add no people, hands or faces, and no text, logos or tags.
Yes, for photos of pieces you make. Mix a studio shot, a styled shot and a real close-up of the glaze, and check the current Etsy photo guidance yourself.
No. A photo cannot show that. Say it in the listing text if it is true for your piece.
No. It keeps the piece as uploaded, so a chip, crack or glaze flaw stays visible. Show buyers the real condition.
Yes. From the actions under a finished image you can make a short video.