Zyv-Studio · Batch editor

Remove the background from multiple images at once

Drop in a whole shoot and remove the background from multiple images at once — up to 50 product photos — or put them all on pure white with a shadow, frame them for a marketplace, enhance and watermark them. One set of steps, one ZIP to download.

Drop a photo here

Or click to browse — you can paste one straight from your clipboard too.

Choose an image
JPG · PNG · WEBP · up to 10 MB

Opening the editor…

Your image is on its way. Work starts the moment it lands.

Up to 50 photos at a time One ZIP download Runs in your browser — never uploaded
How it works

Three steps, nothing to learn.

Upload, let it run, download. The editor opens with your image already loading.

Step 01

Drop the photos in

Up to 50 JPG, PNG or WEBP photos of up to 10 MB each — drag a whole folder’s worth at once.

Step 02

Choose the steps

Background — remove, white, a colour or a marketplace frame — plus optional enhance and watermark, and the format to save as.

Step 03

Download the ZIP

Watch each photo finish, then download them all in one ZIP, or one at a time.

Why batch

A whole catalogue, not one photo at a time.

Editing listing photos one by one is where an afternoon goes. Set the steps once and let the batch run.

Remove backgrounds in bulk

Every photo cut out to a transparent PNG by the same AI model as the single-photo remover.

White backgrounds in bulk

Every product on pure white with a floor shadow — the marketplace look across a whole range.

Marketplace frames in bulk

Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Shopify, Instagram or Pinterest size, with each product found and centred.

Enhance and watermark

Fix light and colour, add your shop name, in the same pass.

You see the price first

Per photo and in total, before anything starts — and a photo is charged only when it is finished.

Private, with no queue

Everything runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded and there is no queue behind other people.

Made for

Who it is for.

Zyvavo is built by someone who sells on Etsy and eBay, so these are the jobs it was made for first.

New product launches

A whole range photographed in one afternoon, cut out and on white by the evening.

Amazon and eBay catalogues

Consistent white-background main images across dozens of listings.

Resellers listing in volume

A weekend’s finds cleaned up and watermarked in one batch.

Etsy shop refreshes

Re-shoot or re-edit every listing photo to one consistent style.

Straight answers

What it handles well — and where it struggles.

No tool is perfect, and any page claiming otherwise is selling you something. Here is roughly where the line sits.

Reliable

A set shot the same way

Products photographed on the same background, in the same light, come out consistently.

Usually fine

Mixed shoots

Different backgrounds and lighting each work, but check the odd one with a tricky edge.

Hard

Glass, transparent and same-colour products

Just as with single photos, these can confuse the cut-out. Pull them out and fix them in the editor.

Faster batches

Five things worth knowing.

Set it up once, right.

  • Test one photo first. Run a single photo in the editor to choose the background and shadow you like, then batch the rest.
  • Group similar products. One batch for mugs, one for prints — the same settings suit similar shapes.
  • Keep the tab open. Processing happens in your browser; closing the tab stops the batch, and finished photos stay finished.
  • Use a computer with a recent browser. Photos process fastest where the browser can use the graphics chip.
  • Name your files first. Results keep the original names, so a tidy folder gives a tidy ZIP.
3 Credits per image

Each photo costs 3 credits to remove or change its background. Enhancing and watermarking are free — a batch with only those steps needs no account at all. New accounts start with 100 credits free, with no card.

Questions

Answered.

How do I remove the background from multiple images at once?

Open the batch editor, drop in up to 50 photos, choose “Remove it — transparent PNG” as the background step and start. Each photo is cut out in turn and you download them all as a ZIP.

How many photos can I do at once?

Up to 50 per batch, each up to 10 MB. Run another batch for more.

How long does a batch take?

After the model has downloaded once, most photos take a second or two each on a recent computer, longer on older ones.

How much does a batch cost?

The background step costs 3 credits a photo; enhancing and watermarking are free. The total is shown before you start, and a batch of only free steps needs no account.

What if a photo fails?

It is marked as failed and costs nothing. The rest of the batch carries on.

What if I run out of credits mid-batch?

The batch stops cleanly, finished photos stay downloadable, and the remaining ones can be finished after a top-up.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The model runs in your browser; only the charge for each finished photo reaches our server.

Can I put all photos on a white background?

Yes — choose pure white with a floor shadow, or any colour, as the background step.

Can I resize them for Amazon or Etsy too?

Yes — choose the marketplace frame as the background step and pick the platform.

Which formats does it save?

Auto keeps transparency as PNG and saves everything else as JPG, or choose JPG, PNG or WEBP for all.

Try it on your worst photo.

The hardest image you have is the honest test. Drop it in and see.