
, called Miaoshangtu on the page, makes...
When a launch needs both main images and a demo video, a photo shoot often cannot make the date. Miaoshangtu takes one product photo and a written request for scenes, main images, details, and video. Model shots can vary gender, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and regional look while trying to keep the product's proportion, reflections, and structure. Detail pages split material close-ups, feature modules, usage scenes, and comparisons. Viral remix uses an existing scene's material and composition as a reference. It fits operators filling listing images and short video for Amazon, Temu, Shopee, or an independent store, and the product details still need a check against the original item.
PixoLet, called Miaoshangtu on the page, makes product images and video for ecommerce sellers. Upload a product photo and a written brief to generate main images, scenes, model shots, listing images, A+ detail pages, ad assets, and product video. Model shots can vary gender, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and regional look while trying to keep proportion, reflections, color, and structure. Listing visuals can be split into close-ups, selling-point modules, usage scenes, and comparisons. The flow also includes a cleaned transparent cutout, a white-background main image, a scene, and short-video covers and keyframes.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Product photo to model shot
Upload one product photo for a worn or on-body result. Choose gender, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and regional look while trying to keep proportion, reflections, color, and structure.
Listing detail breakdowns
Split the product into close-ups, selling-point blocks, usage scenes, and comparison images so a listing or detail page can explain materials and features.
Retouch through short video
Keep the outline and texture, clean a transparent cutout, then make a white-background main image and a scene, plus a short-video cover and keyframes.
Remix of a reference scene
Rebuild the scene and material feel from a reference so the new product enters a similar composition, rather than only swapping a white background.
Cross-border product launch
An operator asks for main images, scenes, close-ups, and one demo video for a shoe or a pair of sunglasses.
Apparel and accessory on-body shots
Sellers turn one product photo into worn shots with different regional looks, then pick frames for a main-image test.
Detail-page feature blocks
Split features into readable image-and-text blocks and add usage scenes such as a kitchen or a counter.
The page says one product photo is enough to generate a person wearing or holding it, for apparel, accessories, and beauty. You can choose gender, skin tone, age, hairstyle, and regional look for markets such as Europe, the US, or Asia. It also asks to keep structure, proportion, reflections, and color. The same item can continue into several shots for main-image tests, ads, social covers, and store banners.
The listing section splits images into close-ups of material and craft, feature modules that turn selling points into readable blocks, scenes that add a usage setting, and comparisons for specs or before-and-after. Those are the four types listed, not an unlimited layout system. A+ pages and platform sizes still need a pass on the result. Amazon, Temu, Shopee, Shopify, and Lazada all appear on the page.
The page uses a shoe as the example: retouch a reusable transparent cutout, make a white-background main image for Amazon and Temu, place the product in an outdoor scene, then generate a short-video cover and keyframes from the product image. The video is not a blank generation; it follows retouching and the main image. The page does not describe this as an editor for complex storyboards.
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