Batch-Edit Your Whole Product Catalog's Photos

Photoroom works from a phone app, an Android app, or a browser. Pick whichever matches how you shoot: most solo sellers shooting on a phone find the app faster since photos are already on the device.

1. Go to {{tool:Photoroom.url}} or download the Photoroom app from your phone's app store
2. Create an account with your email or Google/Apple sign-in
3. From account settings, upgrade to a paid plan. The free plan lets you remove backgrounds one photo at a time but has no batch feature and adds a watermark to exports

What you should see: A home screen with a camera icon, a template gallery, and a batch icon along the bottom navigation. Troubleshooting: If you don't see a batch icon, confirm your subscription actually activated. It can take a minute to reflect after payment.

1. From the home screen, tap the Batch icon at the bottom of the navigation bar
2. Select Start New Batch
3. Browse your camera roll or upload folder and select every photo for this session (up to 50 on the Pro plan)

What you should see: A grid of thumbnails showing every photo you selected, ready to edit together. Troubleshooting: If a photo won't select, check that it's not a screenshot or duplicate format the app doesn't recognize as a standard image file.

1. With your batch open, choose the background removal tool
2. Let Photoroom process every image; this typically takes a few seconds per photo
3. Scroll through the results before moving on

What you should see: Each product isolated on a transparent background, ready for a new background to be applied. Troubleshooting: Items with fine edges (hair-thin straps, lace, glass, jewelry chains) often come out with rough or missing edges. Flag those images now; you'll fix them by hand in Step 6.

1. Edit the background, positioning, and size on a single photo the way you want the whole batch to look (for Amazon's main image, that's pure white)
2. Use Apply Recent Edits to All to copy that same treatment across every other photo in the batch
3. Review the full grid again to confirm nothing looks off

What you should see: A consistent set of product photos, same background color, same framing, ready to export together. Troubleshooting: If one product looks noticeably smaller or larger than the rest after the batch edit, open that photo individually and adjust its scale before exporting.

1. Choose export settings before downloading: Amazon requires a pure white main image at a minimum resolution, Etsy and eBay have their own size guidance
2. If you sell the same product on more than one platform, you may need to export the batch twice at different sizes
3. Download the finished batch to your phone or computer

What you should see: A folder of finished, platform-ready images with no watermark (on a paid plan). Troubleshooting: A watermark on export usually means the batch ran on a free account or a trial that expired mid-session. Check your subscription status before re-exporting.

1. Open each flagged image from Step 3 individually in Photoroom's main editor (not the batch view)
2. Use the manual eraser or refine-edge tool to clean up rough spots the AI missed
3. Re-export just that image at the same size as the rest of the batch

What you should see: A clean cutout that matches the quality of the rest of your batch. Troubleshooting: For genuinely difficult items (fine jewelry, transparent glass, complex patterns), a five-minute manual touch-up is often faster than fighting the AI tool further.