Hey hunters 👋 I'm the maker of ListingKit. This one started with a spreadsheet of products and a quote from a photographer. Every time we refreshed a catalog — new colorways, a seasonal background, a marketplace that wanted a different aspect ratio — it meant re-shooting products we'd already photographed. Renting the studio, styling the set, editing for days. For a handful of SKUs it's annoying. For a real catalog it's a tax you pay over and over. So we built ListingKit to kill the reshoot. You upload one product reference photo. ListingKit gives you back the whole set: 🟣 Clean hero shots on plain backgrounds, centered and sized to each marketplace 🪴 Lifestyle scenes that put the product in a real setting 🔍 Detail angles that show texture and finish 🎨 Variant sets that stay visually consistent across colorways and bundles It's built around how sellers actually work, not around prompt engineering. You pick your platform (Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, eBay + 30 more) and the use case, hit generate, then nudge the result in plain language if you want to ("warmer background", "shift the angle"). No prompt syntax to learn. A few honest notes: It works from photos you already have — no studio, no reshoot. Defaults follow each marketplace's image specs, but no tool can guarantee a listing gets approved — that's always the marketplace's call. Everyone gets 10 free credits to try it on a real product. Paid plans start at $19.99/mo. I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially from sellers: what's the most painful part of producing listing images for you today? I'm in the comments all day. 🙏

ListingKit

Refresh your catalog without another photo shoot

Refresh your catalog without another photo shoot