Listing
Build a complete 8-image listing from one product photo
Every slot on a product page answers one buyer question. Image 1 is the white-background main image. Image 2 shows scale (in a hand, next to a familiar object). Images 3–4 are material and detail close-ups. Image 5 is a lifestyle scene. Image 6 is an infographic with three short benefit callouts. Image 7 shows it in use. Image 8 is packaging and what is in the box.
Board the eight slots before generating anything, then produce them in a fixed order: cutout first, because every other slot reuses it. Keep one light direction and one colour grade across the set so the gallery looks like one shoot.
You'll need
- One good source photo of the product
- A list of the three buyer questions your listing must answer (size, material, use)
- Marketing studio or storyboard to plan the eight slots
Board eight slots
Main, scale, detail, detail, lifestyle, infographic, in-use, packaging. Write one line per slot.
Make the cutout
White-background main image first; every other slot starts from this cutout.
Generate scene slots
Relight the cutout into lifestyle and in-use scenes with the same light direction.
Add text slots
Infographic callouts: three benefits, few words each. Use a text edit for precise wording.
Review as a set
View all eight thumbnails side by side. Fix any slot whose colour or light breaks the set.
Paste this instruction
Image 5 of 8, lifestyle slot. Place this insulated water bottle on a wooden desk next to a laptop and a notebook, soft daylight from the left, same light direction as the other slots. Keep the bottle shape, colour and logo unchanged. Clean, uncluttered, 1:1.
Don't stack
Do not make claims in the infographic you cannot back up. Do not change the product's colour between slots — buyers notice and return it.
Turn one product photo into a 6-second product video
Use image-to-video to animate a packshot: a slow turntable, a push-in, or light sweeping across the surface — one camera move, 5–6 seconds,
Clean up supplier photos: stamps, stray text and clutter
Supplier images often arrive with overlay text, shop stamps, colour casts and cluttered backgrounds. Clean them into consistent, brand-neutr