Keep using Base.com.
Product photos handle themselves.
Base.com handles orders, inventory and integrations. PixelFiddler takes over product photos — removes backgrounds, builds packshots, resizes for every channel. You set it up once, and every new photo takes the same path without you.
Setup takes five minutes. You don't move your photo library and you change nothing in Base.com.
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Cutting the background is where it starts
Cutting out a background is one action. A finished product photo is usually five: cut the background, drop in white, crop to Allegro's spec, fix the quality, save in two sizes — one for the listing, one for social. Base.com does the first. You click the rest, on every product, every time.
More than backgrounds
Packshot, UGC shots, relighting, upscaling with no visible quality loss. Things scissors won't do.
The whole path, not one step
You set the order once: background → white → crop → sizes → filenames. Every new photo takes the same path.
Set once, runs on every product
Drop photos onto a product, mark it ready and walk away from the computer. The automation builds the cover, the remaining shots and the extra materials — at the sizes, formats and filenames you set once.
Sizes and templates per channel
One profile makes the Allegro thumbnail and the Instagram square, at the dimensions each of those channels wants. Your logo and colours come from your own templates.
Some of this Base.com already does well
We won't pretend Base.com has no AI. It does — and in many cases that's entirely enough.
Background removal on a single photo
The scissors icon in the product card. It works and it costs nothing.
Product names, descriptions and attributes
Generated from the data Base.com already holds about the product.
Bulk operations
Everything above can be run across many products at once.
If you sell things that photograph well as they are — furniture, cosmetics, tools — and the job ends at the cut-out background, stay on Base.com alone. Genuinely, you don't need us. We start to earn our keep where the cut-out leaves four more steps. On every photo.
Your process stays.
One step happens without you.
The processing runs without you: drop the photos in, mark the product ready and walk away. Sending to Base.com is one click — one product or a whole selected list. From there they travel exactly as they always did.
Five minutes and it's behind you
Create an account
No card, no call with sales.
Paste your API key and pick an inventory
The key lives in your Base.com account settings. You pick the inventory from a list we fetch for you.
Choose what happens to your photos
A ready preset or your own path, step by step. That single choice then handles every new photo.
You don't move your photo library. You don't change settings in Base.com. We work on copies — we don't overwrite your originals.
Switch marking on, and AI photos leave us already labelled
The EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency rules have applied since 2 August 2026. In short: if a photo looks real but was generated or significantly altered by AI, the buyer should be told. On one photo that is trivial. Across a catalogue of several hundred, a question comes up: who remembers which ones came out of AI?
The automation remembers.
It made them.
AIThe badge sits in the corner of the photo, at a size and position you set once. What counts as AI content follows from the kind of operation. Judging whether a given listing needs a disclosure is still your call.
The mark stays in the file
You switch marking on once in your space settings. From then on we burn the badge into the photo on download and when sending to channels that have no field of their own for this — so it stays in the file wherever it goes: into Base.com, into your store, onto any other channel. Where a channel does expose a field for an AI declaration, we fill it in on the integrations that support it.
What we don't mark
We don't treat background removal or upscaling as content creation, so those photos are never marked. We mark what AI actually drew: generated photos, UGC, ghost mannequin. That's our rule, not a reading of the law — if you're replacing a background with a generated one, treat it as generation.
This section describes how PixelFiddler works and is not legal advice. The duty to inform the buyer rests with the seller.
You add to Base.com, you don't replace it
You pay Base.com exactly what you paid before, free background removal included. PixelFiddler sits alongside it — free to start, then a flat plan sized to your catalogue.
UnchangedYour current subscription stays exactly as it is.
PixelFiddlerThen a flat plan sized to how many products you run each month. No card up front.
Base.com and product photos — common questions
No. PixelFiddler doesn't replace Base.com, it sits alongside it. Orders, inventory and integrations stay exactly where they are.
If background removal is all you need, you don't need us. The difference shows up at higher product counts and on photos that need more than a cut-out: packshots, several sizes for different channels.
The processing does — you drop the photos in, mark the product ready, and click nothing after that. Sending to Base.com is one click, for a single product or a whole selected list. From there the photos go wherever you list.
Your originals in PixelFiddler stay untouched — we work on copies and never overwrite the source files. Do note that sending finished photos to Base.com replaces the photos on the linked product there.
Usually about five minutes. An API key, an inventory to point at, and a decision about what happens to your photos.
No. We also integrate with Allegro, IdoSell, Apilo, Shoper and Shopify. Base.com is one option, not a requirement.
Photos stop being the bottleneck
Connect Base.com and try it on your own products. Free plan, no card.
Connect Base.com for freeQuestions? support@pixel-fiddler.com