Mokker AI

Mokker AI is an e-commerce AI tool for product photo background replacement and scene generation: upload one product photo and it automatically cuts out the subject and applies templates to produce multi-scene images. Built for Etsy, Shopify, and similar sellers plus independent designers, it replaces studio shoots and retouching with an AI canvas.

Core Capabilities

• AI background replacement: Upload a product photo for automatic background removal, then apply 100+ templates to generate new scenes
• Props and reference images: Generate scene elements from a props library or your own uploads, with Moodboards mimicking brand style
• Product replacement and recoloring: Swap in already-shot products for consistency and control generated colors for a unified tone
• Multi-size export: Generate Banner, Story, and other multi-ratio assets in one click
• Batch and teams: Starter 500 photos/month; Team unlimited with 3 team seats

Use Cases Bulk multi-scene images for e-commerce catalogs, social media assets, and DTC brand launches. Multi-SKU small teams and independent sellers benefit most, producing studio-grade results on a tight budget.

Unique Advantages The lowest per-photo price in its class ($0.026/photo), visual drag-and-drop rather than pure text prompts, and good batch consistency; weaknesses are no API yet and undisclosed resolution and watermark policies.

Editorial Review A solid product, a genuinely useful free tier, and authentic reputation (Product Hunt 4.8/5). Important note: Mokker was acquired by US-based soona in March 2024 (originally Austria's Zerolens GmbH) and is in brand integration, with app.mokker.ai showing a 'Mokker is moving to soona' banner. But mokker.ai still supports normal signup and payment, and soona has committed to keeping accounts available with no shutdown timeline. The risk is that the standalone entry point could later be retired or redirected, with support possibly moving to support.soona.co. Generated image copyright is a license rather than a buyout, and the free allowance is inconsistent — 40 photos on the homepage versus 20 on the pricing page. Overall 4/5; list with caveats.