AI product photography, ads and UGC clips
No studio, no photographer, no prompts.
Never book a photoshoot again
Paste a link to your shop and 116 templates turn your product into AI product photography, adverts, posters, marketplace listings and UGC video clips — in your own brand’s style, with a commercial licence from the Creator plan up.
More on AI product photography and AI UGC ads.
- 01Paste your shop
The address is enough: your colours, typefaces, logo and words become a brand kit.
- 02Add your product
Its product page, or photographs of your own. The name, the price and the pictures are read for you.
- 03Pick a template
Your product photo, advert, poster or UGC clip arrives in about a minute, with a commercial licence on Creator and Studio.
Be in the photo, not scrolling it
70+ AI photo trends, rebuilt as one-tap recipes and new ones every week. Add one photograph of yourself and it is you in the picture — no filter, no prompt, nobody else’s post.
That photo, with you in it
AI reshoots: the shots you wish you had taken, remade with you in them. Pick one, add a picture of yourself, and it comes back in about a minute — the same light, the same place, your face.
Made for whoever has to sell it
- Online shopsA catalogue that looks shot, not scanned
One photograph of each product becomes the listing shots, the lifestyle pictures and the adverts an e-commerce catalogue needs - on a white ground for the marketplace, on a set for the campaign.
- BrandsYour own colours, on everything
Your palette, your typefaces and your words are read from your site once and used in every picture after it, so a launch looks like a launch and not like a stock library.
- Agencies and freelancersA week of shooting in an afternoon
Several brands and hundreds of products on one account, generations running at once, and - from the Creator plan up - a commercial licence on everything you deliver to a client.
Yours to sell with
The scene is photographed again around it, never pasted on top of it: the shape, the colours and every word on the label are kept as your own photograph shows them, and nothing - no logo, no claim, no figure - is invented onto it.
On Creator and on every Studio plan: use what you make in paid advertising, on your shop, on an Amazon or Etsy listing, in email and in print. No per-asset fee, nothing to apply for. Starter is for personal work.
Nothing of yours is kept and nothing of yours is shared: they go to our AI processing provider only to make the picture you asked for, what you make is private to your account, and a picture that fails on our side is refunded automatically.
Pay for what you create
A plan every month or credits when you want them: AI product photography for e-commerce, adverts, posters, marketplace listings and UGC clips — with a commercial licence from the Creator plan up, and anything that fails on our side refunded.
Frequently asked questions
Vyyna is an AI studio for the pictures a shop sells with: product photography, adverts, posters, marketplace listings and short UGC video clips. You paste a link to your shop, it reads your product and your brand from the page, and any of 64 templates turns that product into a finished picture in about a minute. There is no prompt to write and no photographer to book.
You give one real photograph of the product and the software builds the scene around it. In Vyyna that means three steps: paste your shop so your colours, typefaces and words become a brand kit; add your product from its page or from photographs of your own; pick a template. The scene is then photographed again around your product rather than the product being cut out and pasted into a stock background, which is why the light on it is the light of the scene.
No. Keeping the product unchanged is the first rule of every template: the same shape, the same colours, the same materials and every word on the label spelled exactly as your photograph shows it. Nothing is invented onto it either - no logo where there is none, no slogan, and no number, duration, capacity or percentage your own product page does not already say.
Yes, and the marketplace templates are made for it: a white ground, the product filling the frame, every angle, the scale shot and the in-box shot. Your licence to use them comes with every Vyyna plan. What each marketplace allows in a main listing image is its own rule and it is about composition rather than about how the picture was made, so check the one you sell on - Amazon, for example, wants a pure white background and no added text on the main image.
Yes, on the Creator and Studio plans, which carry a commercial licence for paid advertising, your own shop, email, print and packaging with no per-asset fee. Starter is for personal work and does not. Both Meta and TikTok allow generated images and video; what they ask is that you do not pass it off as something it is not, and both have an AI-content switch in the publishing flow. A UGC clip of ours is never a real customer and should never be labelled as a testimonial.
Yes. A Shopify product page is read in full - the title, the description, the price in its own currency and every photograph at full size - because Shopify publishes that data itself. So does anything that prints structured data for Google, which is most modern shops and every marketplace. Some large sites refuse automated readers altogether; when that happens Vyyna says so, the read costs you nothing, and you upload photographs instead.
Plans start at €19 a month for 800 credits, and an image costs 10 credits - 80 pictures a month, under 25 cents each. Creator is €49 for 1,800 credits and Studio €69 for 2,600, up to €299 for 11,500. Credits can also be bought outright from €4.99 for 100 and those never expire. Signing up is free, and a generation that fails on our side is refunded automatically.
It makes both. Thirteen of the templates move: a UGC clip puts your product into a filmed scene of ours - held to camera, worn, unboxed, at the counter - and a silent motion clip turns or reveals it with nobody in frame. Clips are five to ten seconds, arrive as vertical MP4 at 720p or 1080p, and are priced by the second: 20 credits a second at 720p, so an eight-second advert is 160 credits.
For the pictures a shop needs every week - listings, feed posts, seasonal sets, adverts to test - yes, and that is most of them. For a hero photograph of a hand-made object where the material itself is the subject, a photographer is still better. The honest way to use both is a shoot once and Vyyna every week after it, which is also the difference in cost: a day with a photographer and a stylist is several hundred euro before anybody has chosen a picture.
No. Every template is a recipe written and tested against real products. The only things it ever asks you for are a headline and the words on a button, where the layout has them. There are no models to choose, no seeds, no settings, and nothing to learn before the first picture.
Images come at 2K on any paid plan, in the shape you choose: square for a listing, 4:5 for a feed, 9:16 for a story, 16:9 for a banner. The shape is always your choice and never dictated by the photograph you put in. Clips are MP4, vertical, at 720p or 1080p.
Your photographs are never stored on Vyyna’s own servers: they go to our AI processing provider only to make the result you asked for. What you make is private to your account, visible to nobody else, and kept for as long as you subscribe - thirty days if you are not on a plan. Download anything you want to keep for good, and deleting a picture deletes it everywhere, at once.
Start with one product
Paste your shop’s address and the first AI product photo, advert or UGC clip arrives in about a minute — in your own brand, with a commercial licence on Creator and Studio.






























