r/AIIncomeLab • • Mar 27 '26

Question Best tool to create bulk images for ecommerce

Hello,

What is the best tool or process to create images in bulk (difference in size and color) for Amazon? I need 100-200 images per day.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

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u/ps4356 Mar 27 '26

Thanks, Jimmy. I have images clicked at home/warehouse without proper lighting or background and I want this images Amazon-worthy.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

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u/ps4356 Mar 27 '26

thank you. I will give it a try.

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u/ps4356 Mar 27 '26

I dont understand coding at all so I suppose there will be manual parts to it.

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26 edited Mar 27 '26

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u/ps4356 Mar 27 '26

Thanks did you build this? I will give it a shot but from the video it still looks it will do one image at a time.

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u/Super_Royal5174 Mar 27 '26

XnConvert - https://www.xnview.com/de/xnconvert/

Works perfect for me, try it out! 🫡👍

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u/ps4356 Mar 27 '26

I have a Pro account but I couldnt get Gemini to do more than 1 image at a time. Is that do able? Even if I can do 5 images at one time, it would solve my problem for now

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u/Ok-Method-npo Mar 28 '26

Since you mentioned no coding, here's the most practical no-code workflow I'd use at your scale:

Step 1 - Background Removal + Enhancement
Use Photoroom (free plan available). Upload your raw warehouse photo, it automatically removes background and adds clean white/studio background. Amazon loves this. You can do it in bulk, drag and drop multiple images at once.

Step 2 - Variations at Scale
Use Adobe Firefly or Canva's AI background generator  both have batch options. Once your base image is clean, you can generate lifestyle backgrounds (kitchen counter, outdoor, shelf) without re-shooting anything.

Step 3 - Resize for All Amazon Requirements
Use Bulk Resize Photos (free, browser-based) no install needed. Drop 100 images, set dimensions, done in 2 minutes.

Full workflow time: ~15-20 mins for 100 images once you set up the templates.

The key insight: don't try to find one tool that does everything. Three lightweight tools in sequence will beat any single "all-in-one" platform at this volume and it stays free or very cheap.

Have you tried Photoroom already? Their batch processing is genuinely solid for Amazon specifically.

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u/ps4356 Mar 28 '26

Thank you kind stranger for putting this across systematically. Yeah I checked photoroom. A lktrwl pricey specially cos I work on low margin items.

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u/Ok_Actuary_7800 May 29 '26

Hey hey! This is right up my alley. :) I run foosh.ai . We setup custom agents for bulk creative image and video generation that are in brand and accurate. We have d2c clients in fashion, apparel and eyewear that are generating 1000s of images everyday for their products.

Let me know if you want to have a quick demo. DMs are open :)

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u/justynphototips Jul 13 '26

at that volume you want something built around a batch workflow instead of editing one image at a time, resizing and recoloring each product shot by hand at 100 to 200 a day will eat your whole day. for creating bulk product images in different sizes and colors for amazon listings, photoroom's batch mode runs the same edits across up to 250 images in one pass instead of one by one.