Five shadow directions
Test natural, drop, hard drop, reflection, and floating treatments.
AI shadow generator
Upload a product cutout or clean product photo, choose a shadow style and strength, then generate studio-like depth without redesigning the product.
Add a product shadow
Transparent PNGs and clean backgrounds make product edges and contact points easier to interpret.
Upload a product image
Transparent PNG or clean JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, or HEIF
Shadow type
Shadow intensity
Output framing
Matches the first source image to protect the original crop.

Studio depth
A useful product shadow follows object geometry, contact points, camera perspective, and the existing light direction.
Choose natural softness for most catalog work, a directional drop shadow for graphic layouts, or a controlled reflection for glossy studio treatments.

Test natural, drop, hard drop, reflection, and floating treatments.
Control visual weight without changing the product itself.
Infer contact points and perspective so the shadow follows the object.
Keep exact shape, material, color, labels, and crop unchanged.
Real examples
Each example keeps the full product visible before and after adding a physically plausible shadow. Material, angle, scale, and background remain consistent.






How it works
Follow the short workflow, then inspect the generated details before using or publishing the result.
Choose a clear product cutout or clean photo with the full outline visible.
Match the treatment to the catalog, ad, marketplace, or campaign layout.
Check the contact point, light direction, opacity, and product edges.
Practical workflows
Keep the generated image as a reviewable draft, reference, or finished asset according to the needs of the job.
Marketplace
Add subtle depth to listing images without adding scene clutter.
Catalog
Use one shadow language across unrelated product photos.
Campaign
Use directional drops or floating shadows for graphic social assets.
Beauty
Create glossy studio depth for bottles, jars, and reflective packaging.
Review notes
A shadow should support the product quietly. If it competes with the object, reduce intensity or try another type.

the shadow begins at believable contact points
perspective matches the product and camera
light direction remains consistent
transparent and reflective edges stay clean
labels and product geometry remain unchanged
the full source frame stays visible
FAQ
Practical answers about source images, generated results, rights, and review.
A transparent PNG or a clean product photo with the complete object visible gives the strongest edge and contact cues.
Natural soft suits most product photos. Drop shadows are more graphic, reflections feel polished, and floating shadows create separation.
The prompt protects the product's shape, colors, materials, labels, camera angle, and crop.
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Start with your image
Choose a shadow type and strength, then create a more grounded product image.