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Pebblely

Pebblely generates backgrounds and scenes around an uploaded product photo for listings, ads and social posts. There is no free trial; paid plans start at $9 a month for 30 images.

Pricing model
Paid
Price start
From $9/mo

Description of Pebblely

Pebblely is a web app that creates product photos with AI. You upload a picture of a product and it generates a new background or scene from one of more than 100 templates or a custom prompt, such as the item on a table, floating in water or in a living room. The company says the tool is used for marketplace listings, social content, website imagery, email banners and ad creatives.

Higher plans include bulk generation, which produces many images with similar or varied backgrounds in one run. Pebblely says it has generated more than 25 million images. Its FAQ states that you own the photos you generate and that uploaded and generated images are not used for AI training. Both statements are the vendor's own and should be checked against its terms before commercial use.

There are three monthly plans. Lite is $9 a month for 30 images, 40-plus background themes and custom prompts. Basic is $19 for 200 images and adds bulk generation. Pro is $39 for 500 images. A yearly option advertises more than two months free. The FAQ answers the free-trial question with a plain no, so there is no permanent free plan or trial; you pay before generating images. The image allowance resets monthly, and the FAQ covers what happens to unused credits and how to upgrade, downgrade or cancel inside the app. Sellers needing many variations of a single product should compare the 200 and 500 image plans.

Features of Pebblely

  1. Generates new backgrounds and scenes around an uploaded product photo from 100-plus templates or custom text prompts.
  2. Bulk generation on Basic and Pro creates many product images with similar or varied backgrounds in one run.
  3. Plans give a fixed monthly image allowance: 30, 200 or 500 images, with the vendor stating that users own the photos.

Frequently asked questions

Does Pebblely have a free trial?

No. The FAQ on the pricing page says it does not offer free trials, so you need a paid plan, starting at $9 per month, to generate images.

How much does Pebblely cost?

Lite is $9 a month for 30 images, Basic is $19 for 200 images and Pro is $39 for 500. A yearly plan advertises more than two months free.

Are my uploads used to train AI?

The vendor's FAQ says uploaded and generated images are not used for any AI training and that you own the photos you generate. Confirm in the terms.

Website: https://pebblely.com/

Company: Pebblely Pte Ltd

Key facts

Background and scene generator for single product photos, for small sellers who want lifestyle images. No free trial; $9 per month for 30 images, with bulk generation on higher plans.

Pricing model Paid
Free tier No free plan
Starting price $9 / month
Data residency Not verified
Compliance (as stated by vendor) Not verified
Integrations Not verified
Public API Not verified
Self-hostable Not verified
Official site Not verified
Can a general AI assistant replace it? A general image model can restyle a photo but may alter the product itself and lacks bulk runs; Pebblely keeps the product and swaps the scene.
Last verified 2026-10-10 by editor

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Update history

  1. 2026-10-10 · ai alternative note updated (editor)
  2. 2026-10-10 · editor verdict updated (editor)
  3. 2026-10-10 · pricing page url updated (editor)
  4. 2026-10-10 · starting price usd updated (editor)
  5. 2026-10-10 · free tier updated (editor)
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