Replace Product Photo Backgrounds for Catalogue and Campaign Images | PixelAPI EP02

A real PixelAPI web tutorial: replace the background of four soap product photos to make a clean catalogue set and a seasonal campaign set, then check labels, box edges and item count against each original.

Licensed real-photo demonstration (Pexels photographs), not a customer testimonial, live shop or brand endorsement. Real PixelAPI web recordings and saved outputs; waiting is condensed. One wrapped-soap result keeps an upper edge that is marked for review; inspect every result before use. The presenter is Om’s authorized AI avatar with generated voice.

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Chapters

• 0:00 Four soaps, two settings
• 0:10 Open Replace Background and upload an original
• 0:22 Submit the job and review the result
• 0:34 Compare label, box edges and item count
• 0:46 Plain and campaign versions for every soap
• 0:58 Review the complete set
• 1:13 Use reviewed images in a campaign draft
• 1:23 Try it with your own products

Catalogue and campaign images from the same product photos

Replace Background keeps the product and changes the scene around it. In this episode each of four soap photographs gets two versions: a plain ivory studio background with a soft contact shadow for catalogue and marketplace listings, and a soft sage seasonal scene for campaign and social images. Using one short scene description for every product keeps the set consistent.

What to check before using a result

Compare each result with its original: the printed label and wrapper, box edges and corners, the number of bars or items, and the colour of the packaging. Keep the versions that work together as a set and change any scene that distracts from the product before it goes into a campaign draft. The campaign layout shown is a local demonstration draft; no store upload is shown.

Video transcript

Four product photos, two settings, a clean catalogue and a seasonal campaign. Keep the packaging recognizable. This is a demonstration collection. On the web, open replace background and upload one original. Describe a simple scene that suits this collection. Before choosing the result, compare the label, box edges and number of items with the original. Create a plain version and a campaign version. Repeat the brief for the other soaps, then compare them together. Keep the versions that work as a set. Change a distracting scene before using it in a campaign draft. Try replace background at pixelapi.dev. Build a consistent set from your own products.

Photo credits and licences

Four real photographs from unrelated Pexels contributors, shown as a demonstration collection. Background replacement, resizing and layout are adaptations. No brand or photographer endorsement.

EP02 licensed-photo demonstration. No brand or photographer endorsement.
Adaptation: backgrounds replaced with PixelAPI Replace Background; resizing and editorial layout.

SP01 Printed soap box — Shahzaib Nazir
https://www.pexels.com/photo/display-of-organic-soap-in-box-6472922/
Pexels License: https://www.pexels.com/license/

SP02 Millstone wrapped soap bars — Adriette Benade
https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-of-natural-soap-bars-6366358/
Pexels License: https://www.pexels.com/license/

SP03 Wrapped soap with seal — Sales Trust
https://www.pexels.com/photo/bar-soap-wrapped-in-paper-with-sticker-10825673/
Pexels License: https://www.pexels.com/license/

SP04 Stacked soap bars — Mikhail Nilov
https://www.pexels.com/photo/stacks-of-bar-soap-on-brown-paper-7814780/
Pexels License: https://www.pexels.com/license/

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