Create a campaign-ready product image without reshooting the product. Upload a clean product photo, preserve the packaging and label, and place it in a Black Friday scene with controlled lighting, a pedestal, and empty space for your headline. This is built for small stores and independent sellers who need a seasonal hero image quickly, not a new product mockup.
Generation uses purchased credits. One-time packs available.
Keep the product as the reference and leave the headline space empty.
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Source Image URL
Cost 1 credits
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Please provide one source image for image-to-image.
Cost 5 credits
Please provide one source image for image-to-image.
The product is the reference, not a suggestion. Start with “preserve the product’s shape, color, material, label placement, and proportions.” Then describe the set: pedestal, backdrop, rim light, smoke, floor reflection, and negative space. If the model invents a different package, the image is not usable for a real listing.
Avoid asking for text inside the image. Text rendering is unreliable and marketplace rules often require a clean product image. Leave empty space and add the headline in your own design tool where you can control the font, size, and legal wording.
Deep charcoal, warm gold, and a controlled red accent read as premium sale imagery without looking like a clearance bin. Use one strong light source and one rim light. Keep the background simple. A single product on a pedestal usually looks more expensive than a collage of five products and three props.
For a bundle, arrange duplicates in a neat grid and keep each unit identical. For beauty or food products, preserve the label and avoid adding condensation, flames, or smoke directly over the packaging. If the product has a transparent bottle, ask for a clean reflection instead of a busy background.
Compare the generated image with the original product photo. Check the logo position, label text area, cap shape, color, and proportions. If the product has a trademark, do not add extra logos or claim an official partnership. The image should sell your product, not imply a brand endorsement you do not have.
Also check the crop for each placement: square for a marketplace listing, 4:5 for a feed post, 9:16 for a story, and 16:9 for a site hero. Generate one clean master image, then crop it consistently rather than generating a different product for every aspect ratio.
Keep the product as the reference and leave the headline space empty.
Keep this product exactly as photographed. Put it on a matte black podium with a deep red gradient background, add a soft spotlight and subtle floor reflection, and leave clean space above the product for a sale headline.
Create a premium holiday sale image for this product. Preserve the label and packaging, use warm gold and evergreen accents, add a few floating ribbon shapes, and keep the composition clean enough for a paid social ad.
Make a Black Friday bundle hero image from this product photo. Keep the product unchanged, duplicate it into a neat three-item arrangement, use dramatic side lighting, and avoid adding any text or marketplace logos.
Use it as a campaign or hero image, and check your marketplace’s rules first. Some marketplaces require the product to be shown accurately and may restrict stylized backgrounds. Keep the original product photo available as the primary listing image.
The prompt asks the model to preserve the label placement and packaging, but image models can still distort small text. Inspect the label area closely. If the text is wrong, use the generated image as a background plate and composite the real product photo in an editor.
It is better to leave clean negative space and add text in a design tool. Generated text is often misspelled or badly kerned, and sale claims may need legal review. The prompt examples intentionally avoid text and logos.
Yes. Ask for a neat arrangement of identical units and state how many should appear. Check that every unit has the same packaging and that no extra product appears. For complex bundles, generate a clean background and composite the products separately.
