01
Capture a clean source
Use a sharp, evenly lit reference with visible edges, materials, labels, and front-facing brand details.
Workflow guide
Build product photography that still looks like your product
Preserve packaging and materials while changing the set, light, camera, props, and campaign direction.
A reliable production sequence
02
Lock the product first
List the geometry, text, logo, colors, cap, seams, reflections, and proportions that must remain unchanged.
03
Change one art direction
Define one environment, camera, lighting setup, prop family, and output format instead of mixing conflicting looks.
Reusable product prompt
Use reference image 1 as the exact product source. Preserve product geometry, packaging proportions, logo placement, label text, materials, color, and surface finish. Place it on [surface] in [environment]. Use [camera angle] with [lens], [key light] from [direction], [fill/rim light], and [shadow style]. Add [props] only as supporting elements. Composition: [placement and negative space]. Deliver a polished [ecommerce/advertising/editorial] product photograph. Do not redesign the package, alter the logo, invent text, warp edges, or duplicate the product.
Before approving the result
Logo and label text remain readable
Package proportions match the source
Materials reflect light correctly
Contact shadow anchors the product
Props do not cover important details
Negative space fits the intended crop
Frequently asked questions
Should I remove the background before uploading?
A clean source helps, but it is not mandatory. Use a simple background and clear separation around the product whenever possible.
How do I keep label text accurate?
Use a high-resolution front-facing reference, explicitly lock the text and logo, and plan for a final manual typography check.
Which aspect ratio should I choose?
Use 1:1 or 4:5 for ecommerce and social, 16:9 for banners, and leave extra negative space around planned copy.
Turn your product reference into a campaign image
Upload the product, paste the template, and replace the bracketed art-direction fields.