Bulk Product Image Generator
Apply one AI treatment across your entire product photo catalog — upload many photos, generate them all in a single batch.
Generate Your First BatchWhether it's product-in-hand shots, a spotlight background, or a virtual try-on, AbrimaAI's bulk image generator applies the exact same style, preset and settings to every photo you upload — so a whole catalog shoot gets the same consistent look without touching each image one by one.
How It Works
Choose your module
Product In Hand, Product Spotlight (AI or solid background), or Virtual Try-On for glasses and necklaces.
Upload your product photos
Add as many images as your plan's batch limit allows — up to 30 at once on our Business plan.
Pick one style for the whole batch
Select a preset, an AI background, or a solid color — it's applied consistently to every photo you uploaded.
Generate & download
Track progress live, then download each finished image individually, right from the results table.
Key Features
Process up to 30 product photos in a single batch
One shared style applied consistently across every image
Supports Product In Hand, Spotlight, and Virtual Try-On
Upfront credit cost estimate before you generate
Live batch progress — one failed photo never blocks the rest
Download each result individually once it's ready
Frequently Asked Questions
How many images can I generate in one batch?
It depends on your plan — Starter and Basic support up to 15 images per batch, Pro up to 20, and Business up to 30. Bulk generation is available on all paid plans.
Can I use different styles for different photos in the same batch?
Not in one batch — bulk generation applies one shared preset, background, or color to every photo you upload, since that's the most common real workflow (e.g. one background swap across a whole catalog shoot). For different treatments per photo, run separate batches.
What if a photo fails to generate?
Only that item fails — the rest of your batch keeps processing, and you're only charged credits for images that actually generate successfully.
Do I need to stay on the page while it processes?
For images, generation is fast enough that you'll typically see results within the same session — the batch progress page updates automatically.