Magic Studio by PhotoRoom
Generate marketing product photos with stable diffusion
Magic Studio by PhotoRoom launched on November 7, 2022 with 205 votes, #147 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Our pro users can now create marketing product photos from a single product photo and a short text description. This feature generates product visuals with any scene and accessories in a few minutes.
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Saw the ad for it on TikTok. Figured when I was going to start selling stuff again I would use it. Sure enough, I tried it out and it’s everything I had thought and more. I’m very picky about editing apps and this is perfect. It’s simple, fast, efficient, and has all the right tools. It’s very clean. Most cropping apps take a minute to crop and then you always have to go in and do a lot of fine tuning. This app does is it super quickly and gets it done the first time. It’s easy to make adjustments if you need to. It’s also easy to build collages, they have awesome glitch effects, you can make things move, they have a lot of good background options and templates … It’s great. I know this…from apps.apple.com
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