AI Food and Beverage Product Photography
Upload one photo of a packaged snack, a cake or a drink. Caspa's AI food and beverage photography places it on a picnic table, a cafe counter or a kitchen worktop, with the packaging and label kept as they are.
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Food and drink photos you can make
Scenes that would take a stylist, a kitchen and a day of shooting.
Packaged goods in a kitchen
Pasta, coffee and pantry products on a worktop, the way they're used at home.
Baked goods at the table
Cakes and pastries plated on a kitchen table, with people in the background.
Made by hand
A baker or maker with your product, for small-batch and artisan brands.
Coffee and tea moments
A mug or cup in a model's hands at home. More on our coffee and tea photography page.
Your packaging, unchanged
The pack, the print and the product stay as you shot them. Only the setting is new.
How AI food and beverage photography works
Three steps from a pack shot to a scene shoppers can taste.
Upload one product photo
Shoot the pack front-on in daylight on a plain background. For fresh food, photograph the real product just as it is.
Pick a scene or describe one
Choose a picnic table, a cafe counter or a kitchen, or describe it, such as an iced coffee can on a beach table at golden hour.
Download or make a video
Download for your store, marketplaces and menus. On Growth or Scale, turn a still into a short product video for ads and social.
The food and drink shot list
What shoppers need to see before they buy food and drink online.
The pack front
Name, flavor and size readable, for search results and main images.
What's inside
The real product out of the pack. Generated food isn't your recipe, so photograph this one.
A serving suggestion
Plated, poured or packed for lunch, in a setting that suits the occasion.
Portion and size
A hand, a glass or a plate for scale, so the pack size is clear.
Ingredients and nutrition
The back of the pack, readable, or an infographic of ingredients and allergens.
Multipacks
Exactly what's in the box, laid out so nothing is a surprise.
Food image rules on Amazon, Etsy and Shopify
The main points for food and drink sellers, as of October 2026. Each guide has the full list.
- Amazon: the main image on a pure white background (RGB 255, 255, 255), with the pack filling 85% or more of the frame and images of 1,000 pixels or more on the longest side so shoppers can read the label at zoom. Amazon image requirements
- Etsy: bakers and makers need at least one unedited photo of the actual item against a real background on every listing; styled AI scenes can fill the rest. Etsy image requirements
- Shopify: images up to 5000 x 5000 px and under 20 MB; square 2048 x 2048 px images usually display best. Shopify image requirements
What sellers say
Caspa AI has transformed our marketing! The food and beverage visuals are so realistic that our customers often think we hired a professional photographer. We couldn’t be happier with the results.
Food and drink photography guides
From the Caspa blog: styling, lighting and editing food and drinks.
A complete guide to food product photography
18 food photography examples and types
16 drink product photography ideas
22 cocktail photography tips
A guide to lighting for food photography
How to edit food photography: 5 tips
More for food and drink brands: AI coffee and tea photography, AI wine and spirits photography and 12 lenses for food photography.
Frequently asked questions about AI food and beverage photography
Any other questions? Get in touch.
No. Caspa keeps the product and its packaging as they are and generates the setting around them. Check labels and small print at full size before you publish.
It can generate a serving scene, but generated food is not your recipe. For anything that shows what buyers will eat or drink, use a real photo of your product and let Caspa handle the setting.
Yes. Upload the can or bottle and place it on a picnic table, a bar or a kitchen counter. Check that ice, fruit and other props don't cover the label.
Yes. Add several products to one photo to show a range, a bundle or a multipack.
Yes, you can use the images for your business. Keep the Amazon main image on a pure white background, and on Etsy include at least one unedited photo of the real product.
Starter is $59 a month ($39 a month billed yearly) for 500 credits and images only. Growth is $99 a month ($66 billed yearly) for 1,000 credits and adds video. Scale is $249 a month ($166 billed yearly) for 2,500 credits. New subscriptions have a 30-day money-back guarantee.