Show HN: I made a minimalist AI-powered product image generator

4•jumagrande•6mo ago

I know several friends who are selling online through Instagram using photos they take themselves.

So, I thought I could create an ultra-minimalist tool to generate professional product images with AI using a photo they upload with their mobile phone.

The tool is in the testing phase for them, but I'm looking for more feedback, so I've put up a test of three images for anyone who registers.

It currently has three different types of backgrounds, and the goal is to improve it as I receive feedback.

I appreciate anyone who wants to try it out.

https://ezshot.pro/?utm_source=hackernews&utm_medium=post&ut...

Best regards!

Comments

anyg•6mo ago

Pretty cool! I've been meaning to work on something similar. Congrats on the launch.

How are you planning to market this?

jumagrande•6mo ago

Hello!

Thank you for your comment. The truth is that the project is only a week old and I'm just starting to advertise it now.

I had thought about advertising it here, on ProductHunt, and on social media. I'm following Marc Lou's profile closely and taking his advice, since I know nothing about marketing.

I look forward to your feedback, and if you continue to develop the idea, good luck!

scblock•6mo ago

"Sell used items with fake photos that don't accurately show the condition of the item." Is that the play here? It sure looks like it.

jumagrande•6mo ago

Hello!

The truth is that I cannot control the fraudulent use that users may make of the project.

The main objective is to improve the appearance of the image without modifying the product. As a seller, I would feel like I was cheating the customer if I used it to modify the product.

Would you take a different approach to the presentation or limit the generation of images in some way?

Thank you for your feedback. Best regards.

xucian•5mo ago

cool! what models do you use?

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