Sellerpic AI

Overview

SellerPic is a smart image tool built for e-commerce sellers. It turns simple product photos into sharp, professional-looking images that can help make product listings stand out and, who knows, maybe even improve your sales.

SellerPic comes from EcoCreate Technology (Singapore) PTE.LTD. It’s designed with sellers in mind—especially those on Amazon, Shopify, or eBay—making it easier to create high-quality visuals that improve your brand's look and build customer trust.

It is is known for its image editing and quick and watermark-free image-to-video tools. It’s super fast with average waits of just 8 minutes, and it adds sounds to them too.

The platform can do face swaps but it doesn’t stop at just faces—it swaps the whole head. Hair, skin details, even the overall build of the head is swapped, making the results way more believable. Whether for fun or pro-level content, this feature has many cool uses.

Need to tweak images? It’s got tools for fixing backgrounds, erasing unwanted parts, changing colors, retouching, and more.

Upload an image, pick your settings, and hit go. The layout’s so simple anyone can create great-looking videos in minutes.

To keep the final videos sharp, you can upscale the pictures using features like "X4 plus face." This boosts quality, ensuring smooth results.

Once the images are ready upload them, add some prompts, pick your style, and you’ll get smooth, lifelike videos perfect for everything from social media to AI influencers.

SellerPic works by using AI to improve product photos. It’s packed with features like:

• AI fashion models to showcase your clothing.
• Background replacement to clean up messy images.
• Image improvement tools for polished, professional looks.
• Virtual try-on to show how flat garments look on models.

All these tools cut down the hassle of old-school photoshoots while helping your store look more trustworthy.

Whether you’re retouching an image or tweaking the background, Sellerpic AI’s tools make it easy to get  decent results.

Upon testing, it seems to be using Kling AI through API for video generation and MMaudio for adding sound effects. Video generations are pretty quick, appear quicker than at Kling itself.