Getting started

One photo of your product. A phone photo on a plain surface is enough — you do not need a studio, a light or a backdrop. Cheeppy isolates the product itself and places it in the scene you choose.

You also need an account. A new account comes with up to 100 free credits, once, so you can run your own product before paying anything.

1. 1

   Upload a photo

   Drag the file in, or pick one you have used before from My images — nothing is re-uploaded.

2. 2

   Or pick it from your store

   If you have connected Shopify, WooCommerce or Wix, open the Store library and choose the product: one of its own listing photos becomes the source.

3. 3

   Several products in one image

   Some Recipes take more than one product — a set, a pairing. Each one gets its own slot.

A Recipe is a scene built by our creators: the light, the surface, the framing and, on some of them, a person. You pick one — there is no prompt to write.

Format

The aspect ratio of the image. Seven aspect ratios in the app (1:1, 4:5, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9, 9:16, 2:3).

Resolution

2K on every plan, 4K where the plan includes it. The size sets the base generation fee (1K 18 · 2K 25 · 4K 35 credits); the Recipe adds its creator fee on top.

Model

On Recipes built around a person, pick who wears or holds the product. The same model can be reused across your products.

Backdrop colour

On compatible Recipes, one solid colour behind the product — your brand’s exact hex, or white for a marketplace.

The cost is shown before you press generate, and nothing is spent until you do. A generation takes a moment; you can leave the page and come back.

The result appears in your library. Download it, or send it straight to the product page if the product came from a connected store — one image per action, added to that product’s gallery.

1. 1

   Shoot more angles

   Photoshoot re-shoots the image you kept from a new camera angle — closer, three-quarter, low, a detail — keeping the same product and light.

2. 2

   Put it in every format

   Expand continues the scene sideways or upwards so the product is never cropped out of frame.

3. 3

   Make a short film

   From the same product photo and a video Recipe. The Recipe sets the scene, the camera move and the length; films are silent.

4. 4

   Do it for your other products

   Connect your store to bring the catalog in, then create product by product with the same Recipe — the look stays consistent from one product to the next.

• Sharp and well lit — what is blurry going in cannot come back sharp.
• The product alone in frame, on a plain surface, with nothing else around it.
• The whole product visible, shot roughly at eye level.
• For jewelry, a worn shot without a face locks the real scale better than a macro close-up.