For TikTok Shop sellers
TikTok Shop scenes from one plain product photo.
Listings and ads that look like real life get more taps than white-background shots. Upload one photo, pick portrait or square, and get scenes in about a minute. Free, no signup.
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Real outputs from our test runs with products we made for testing. Nothing was retouched.
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FreeDrop one product photo here
A plain photo of one product on any background. JPEG, PNG or WebP. Photos of people are not supported.
Your scenes
Free images are 1024 px with a small watermark. for full size and no watermark.
Free: 4 scenes a day. Pro: 60 full-size images a month for $15.
How it works
Upload one photo
A plain product photo is enough. It is shrunk to 1536 px in your browser and stripped of EXIF data (GPS, camera, dates) before it is sent.
Pick your scenes
Marble counter, cozy bedroom, flat lay, outdoor, studio gradient, held in hand. Add an optional style note of up to 120 characters.
Download
Scenes appear one by one as they finish, usually within a minute. Save them one at a time or all together as a zip.
The six scenes
One plain mug photo in, six different settings out. Same mug, same label, every time.
Built for a phone-first shop
The whole thing works from your phone: upload from your camera roll, watch the scenes appear, save them to your photos or download a zip. Check each image against your real product before you use it in a listing or ad; TikTok Shop and TikTok Ads have their own rules about product images and AI-generated content.
Pricing
Pro $15/month
- 60 images a month (10 runs of 6)
- Full resolution, no watermark
- Up to 6 scenes per run
- Cancel any time
Payment is handled by Creem on its own checkout page; Plainsum never sees your card. After paying you get a license key by email and paste it on the activation page. Your 60-image allowance counts from your first Pro run and refills 30 days later. Images that fail to generate are not counted. There are no extra packs yet.
Questions
Can I make portrait images for TikTok?
Yes. Pick Portrait before you make your scenes. Free runs use a 4:5 shape, Pro runs a 2:3 shape. Square is the default.
Will my product stay accurate?
The AI is told to copy your product exactly: shape, color, label text and logo. In our test runs with a mug and a candle jar, the product and its label text came through unchanged in every scene. AI can still slip, mostly on small print, fine patterns and unusual shapes, so look at every image before you publish it. A scene that comes out wrong is easy to spot, and you can run it again.
Can I use the images commercially, on my listings and in ads?
We make no claim on your images, and you can use them for your shop and your ads. The images are made through kie.ai. Its terms say you keep ownership of what you upload. They do not address generated images, and the underlying image models have their own terms. Only upload photos you own or have the right to use. Some marketplaces and ad platforms have rules on AI-generated images, so check yours.
What do I get for free?
One run a day per browser: up to 4 scenes at 1024 px with a small watermark, and no signup. If a free run is not possible (the daily free capacity is shared and can run out), the page says so.
What does Pro cost and include?
$15 a month for 60 images a month at full resolution, no watermark, up to 6 scenes per run. Images that fail to generate are not counted. You can cancel any time.
Does it add people to my photos?
No faces. The "held in hand" scene shows a hand and forearm only. Please do not upload photos of people; this tool is built for products.
What happens to my photo?
It is shrunk and stripped of EXIF in your browser, sent to our server, passed to the AI provider to make the scenes, and deleted from our server when the run finishes. Results are kept for up to an hour so you can download them. See the privacy page for the details, including what the AI provider sees.
How long does it take?
A free run usually finishes within a minute, and scenes appear one at a time as they are ready. Pro runs use a slower, more detailed model and can take a little longer.