Shape and proportions
The outline, volume and relative size are kept. A square bottle does not become round.
Product shots Your product.
Stage my product now
Your product.
An endless choice of settings.
No studio, no photo shoot, no photographer. Upload a photo of your product: Leadsoon places it in a professional setting, and only the setting changes. The product stays exactly yours.
One photo is enoughThe one you have
already taken
Your product untouchedShape, colours,
label, logo
Three optionsIn under
a minute
How does it work?
Five steps, under a minute, no photography skills.
- 1
You upload a photo of your product. A white background is fine, even shot on a phone.
- 2
You pick a setting (marble, summer terrace, office) or describe the scene you want.
- 3
Leadsoon places your product in that setting without touching its shape, colours or label.
- 4
You get three options. Keep one, run it again, or change the setting.
- 5
The visual goes straight into your Facebook, Instagram, Google or TikTok ads.
Upload your product. See the result.
One photo, one setting, and three visuals ready to publish.
Upload your product PNG, JPG or WEBP, 8 MB max Drag the photo here, or click to choose it
Create my visuals Staging needs an account: each try produces three real photos.
Example result 
Your visual will appear here, as three options.
Leadsoon never retouches your product: it changes neither its shape, nor its colours, nor its label. Only the setting is recreated.
One product, seven studio settings.
Each example below is a real Leadsoon output: on the left the original photo, on the right what the engine produced.
Luxury & elegant Perfume, jewellery, spirits
A white marble table veined with grey, in a hushed luxury setting: dark gradient background, soft low light from the left, a few drops of water on the marble, a crisp reflection of the product on the polished stone.
Minimalist Watch, leather goods, design object
An elegant, minimalist staging: light stone plinth, plain beige background, a single soft side light, a long sharp shadow, nothing else in the frame.
Urban Shoe, bag, fashion accessory
An upscale urban setting: grey polished concrete, stone steps, low golden late-afternoon light, a blurred city background, a few wet reflections on the ground.
Summer freshness Drink, ice cream, fresh produce
A sunny summer terrace: light wood, condensation and fresh droplets on the product, ice cubes and lemon wedges around it, bright natural late-afternoon light, blurred greenery behind.
Upscale bathroom Cosmetics, skincare, hygiene
An upscale bathroom: travertine counter, blurred gold taps in the background, a rolled white towel, soft natural morning light, a light mist.
Modern office Electronics, stationery, tech
A modern office: light oak desktop, a blurred computer screen in the background, a notebook and a cup of coffee, natural side light from a window, a calm and clean feel.
Fine dining table Delicatessen, pastry, preserves
A fine food staging: rough wooden board, crumbs and fresh red berries around it, crumpled linen cloth, soft natural side light, a blurred kitchen behind.
The setting is recreated. Your product, never.
An image model naturally tends to “improve” what it is given: redraw a label, round off a bottle, translate a word. Leadsoon forbids it, point by point.
Colours and materials
Shades, finishes, gloss, transparency: glass stays glass, amber stays amber.
Label and logo
The typeface, the wording and where it sits are reproduced exactly. Nothing is added, nothing is translated.
Only the surroundings
Table, light, reflections, depth of field: everything is recreated around the product, never on it.
In the test run of 20 September 2026 (perfume, drink, shoe, watch, cosmetic, headphones, jam), all seven products came out true to the original, label text included. A sharp photo, framed on the product, always gives the best result.
No studio. No photo shoot.
Your product is ready to be staged.
Facebook
Instagram
TikTok
Your visuals, straight into your ads
Square, portrait and story, in the ad networks’ formats.
The products shown are fictional and serve as examples. The “after” visuals are real outputs of the Leadsoon engine from the “before” photos shown beside them.