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Ecommerce ops gets clean PNG cutouts of every SKU for the PDP, then composites them onto AI-generated lifestyle scenes without a photographer. On Martini's canvas, route the product still through Bria RMBG for a precise alpha cutout, hand the cutout to Nano Banana 2 or Flux Kontext for a chained edit (drop the subject onto a generated lifestyle background), then pass into a video node for animation. The deliverable is marketplace-ready cutouts plus AI lifestyle composites. Pick a model below to walk through the cutout-to-composite pipeline.
Nano Banana 2 is the right pick when "remove the background" is actually one step in a longer compositing pipeline — not just "I need a transparent PNG." On Martini, you generate or upload the source image, route through the background removal tool node (which does the cutout), then chain the cutout into Nano Banana 2 for the next step: dropping the subject onto an AI-generated lifestyle scene, swapping the background to a brand-aligned environment, or restyling the cutout in a new aesthetic. Nano Banana 2 accepts up to 10 reference images and outputs at 1K/2K/4K, which makes the compositing step clean even for hero shots. The companion `tools/background-removal` page covers the cutout step in detail; this how-to is the Nano-Banana-paired compositing pipeline.
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FLUX Kontext is the right pick when the cutout-and-recompose pipeline must preserve a specific identity exactly — a character's face, a model's outfit, a product's exact silhouette and label. Where Nano Banana 2 re-renders the subject inside the new scene (which can drift slightly), Flux Kontext's entire architecture is built for outfit/scene swaps while preserving identity intact. On Martini, the pipeline is: source image → background removal tool → Flux Kontext for the recompose step with identity-preservation prompts. Use this scenario specifically when working with branded talent, AI characters that must hold across many composites, or product hero shots where the SKU details cannot drift.