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Anchor a Product with a Realistic Supporting Shadow
Create a natural contact, drop or directional shadow that follows the productโs shape, perspective and existing light source.
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Choose a shadow style. Direction, opacity, softness and contact are matched automatically.
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What this anchor a product with a realistic supporting shadow does
It creates or refines only the supporting shadow beneath the product.
Add realistic product shadows with AI
Tool67 AI Product Shadow adds physically plausible contact, soft, hard, floating or drop shadows to product photos without changing the product or background.
Shadow controls
- Natural contact shadows
- Soft studio and hard-edged shadows
- Floating and drop-shadow styles
- Direction, opacity and edge softness
- Existing-light or neutral-studio logic
Product photography tips
- Use a clean product cutout or simple background
- Match shadow direction to visible highlights
- Medium opacity usually looks most natural
- Soft edges suit cosmetics and lifestyle products
- Crisp shadows suit graphic catalog layouts
- Floating shadows work well for shoes and electronics
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Why realistic shadows matter
Shadows establish contact, depth and lighting consistency. The workflow modifies only the shadow and preserves the product, text, background and composition.
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Does it change the product?
No. The prompt instructs the model to change only the shadow.
Which shadow is best for ecommerce?
A natural or soft contact shadow with medium opacity is the safest default.
Can it create a floating effect?
Yes. Choose Floating and Slightly floating contact.
Will it preserve a white background?
Yes. Background content and color are protected.
Can it match existing lighting?
Yes. Choose Match existing under Light logic.
Can shadows look wrong?
Complex lighting can still produce imperfect results, so review direction and contact carefully.