Your product photos, as layered files you own

File ownership beats generation

The current crop of e-commerce tools (Photoroom, Claid and friends) generate finished scenes: upload product, receive pretty JPEG. Great until you need the same product on next season's background, at a different crop, with the shadow adjusted — then you re-generate and re-pay. The layered-file approach front-loads the work once: with the product, shadow, and background as separate layers, every future variant is a five-minute edit you do yourself.

One product, separated

This is real output: a product shot separated by the server model (1 credit). Edges on glass and metal are the honest test — see the samples page for more. Add the Shadow scaffold and the product sits on a soft contact shadow layer instead of floating. One disclosure, because it matters when you are judging edge quality: the car frames further down are a test scene generated for this demo, not a photograph. Synthetic images are unusually clean, so treat them as a floor on what the model can do rather than proof of what it does on your studio files.

One image at a time, and nothing kept

Layersmith works a single image at a time — the free tools never upload at all, and anything that does reach our servers is deleted within 24 hours, backed by a storage lifecycle rule rather than a promise. Nothing you send is used to train models, which matters when the files belong to your customers rather than to you.

Swap backgrounds on your terms

With the layered PSD you can drop in brand-colored backdrops, seasonal scenes, or marketplace-required pure white — in Photoshop, Photopea, or even Canva via the PNG stack. The file is yours; the workflow doesn't rent-seek.