I tried Adject today and was quite impressed.
I uploaded a simple product photo I had, and it produced professional-looking images with different backgrounds. What surprised me most was how natural the logo and shadows looked—AI usually fails in these areas.
It also has a video feature that creates short 5-second videos. It's ideal for Instagram stories, but there aren't many template options, so you have to experiment a bit yourself.
It's very easy to use; even someone like me who doesn't understand design could handle it comfortably. Since it works on a project basis, everything stays organized.
The downsides: The template library is currently empty, and you can't process 50 products at once. But it does the job well—it's fast, cheap, and effective.
I will definitely recommend it to my friends who do e-commerce in our entrepreneurship programs. It makes much more sense than renting a studio and paying a photographer.
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Really excited to see this live. We built the Printify integration around a simple idea: sellers shouldn’t have to move products between multiple tools just to create marketing content.
Products now stay connected inside Adject, making it easier to create lifestyle images, ads, and videos within the same workflow. A lot of work went into keeping the experience simple and reliable, and we’re looking forward to improving it with feedback from real sellers.
Curious to hear: which part of your current content creation process takes the most time?
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From a tech standpoint, our core goal was simple: merge multi-tool workflows into a single, seamless engine. By keeping your Printify catalog directly linked inside Adject, you can generate, edit, and scale lifestyle images, ads, and videos without breaking your creative flow. We put a lot of effort into optimizing both the speed and quality of our AI outputs. Really excited to hear your feedback!