Free Product Bundle Image Maker
Bundles sell, but a bundle listing needs one image that shows everything included, and stitching five product shots into one clean composition is fiddly manual work. This tool arranges your products into a single tidy bundle image: consistent sizing, clean spacing, listing-ready. It is built for sellers who offer sets, multipacks, and gift bundles on Etsy, Amazon, and their own stores. Read our full bundle image guide.
What Bundle Image Maker does, and who it's for
Compose several products into one bundle or set image, arranged and lit as though shot together. Bundles raise average order value, but they only sell when the image makes the value obvious at a glance. You supply the individual product photos and the tool handles arrangement, scale and shadow.
When to use this tool
- You sell a set (mug plus coaster, tee plus tote, sticker packs) and need one image showing it all
- Your multipack listing needs to communicate “you get all of these” at a glance
- You are building a gift bundle for Q4 and want the image ready before the products ship
- You test different bundle combinations and need images per combination without redesigning each time
How it works
- 1
Upload each product photo.
- 2
Choose a bundle layout.
- 3
Download the single hero bundle image.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bundle image?
One image showing every item included in a set or multipack together, so the buyer instantly understands what they get. Marketplaces expect the main image of a bundle listing to show the full contents.
Do the products need to be photographed together?
No. Upload individual product images and the tool composes them into one balanced layout, so you can build bundles from products that were never in the same room.
Is it free to use?
Yes, free to try with no account. A free account adds more daily runs and removes the watermark, and paid plans add high resolution and bulk creation.
Can I use it for Amazon bundle listings?
Yes. Compose the bundle on a clean background for the main image and keep styled versions for secondary slots. Remember Amazon's main-image rules still apply: white background, no text or logos.