The thinking behind the prompts.
Longer pieces on AI product images and video ads, one category or question at a time. For the step-by-step prompts, see the free library.

AI ghost mannequin product photography: one hanger photo to a full apparel set
How we turn one phone photo of a hoodie into ghost mannequin images with AI: front, back, angle, detail and flat lay, plus the checks clothing brands need.
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Are AI product images allowed on Amazon, Etsy and Shopify? What each platform's rules actually say
Are AI product images allowed on Amazon, Etsy and Shopify? What each platform's rules actually say about AI photos, AI people, and the line we never cross.
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AI jewelry product photography: keep the metal, the shine and the size real
How we make AI images for jewelry brands: gold that reads as metal, a pair that stays a pair, a true size on a model, and where jewelers should skip AI.
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AI product photography for baby brands: a calm, honest set without a baby in the frame
How we make AI images for baby brands: one soft world written once, adult hands instead of AI babies, real textures, and what parents need to see for real.
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AI product photography for supplement brands: every flavour on brand, nothing the label can't back
How we make AI images for supplement brands: an exact label, every flavour in one look, a clean listing image, and the pictures supplements should never fake.
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Product photos before your stock arrives: launch with images you can stand behind
Your launch date is set and your stock isn't here. How to make launch images from one sample, what to label, and what to swap when the first cartons land.
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AI product photography for food and beverage brands: the pack stays true, the scene does the selling
How we make AI images for food and drink brands: a label that never drifts, honey and powder that obey physics, one model across a set, and where to skip AI.
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Does ChatGPT change your product? We tested it, and here's how to stop it
We gave OpenAI's image model one product photo and two prompts. The label survived both, but the lazy prompt still changed the size, framing and focus.
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ChatGPT product photography prompts, tested on one real product
Eight copy-paste ChatGPT prompts for product photos, each run once on the same bottle: white background, flat lay, lifestyle, dark, gift, hand, ad and mist.
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Nano Banana product photography prompts: edit your real photo, tested
Five Nano Banana (Gemini) prompts that edit your product photo: a new scene, new light, a new background, a season and object removal. All tested, one failed.
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Will AI replace product photography? An honest answer from a studio that uses it
Not the photo of your real product. What AI already does better than a shoot, what it still can't do, and who should still book a photographer.
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AI product photography for pet brands: the same dog, the same bottle, every ad
How we make AI images for pet brands: one honest packshot, one dog that stays the same dog, fur and foam that look real, and where pet brands should skip AI.
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AI product photography for electronics: clean surfaces, honest scale and a colour that sells
How we make AI images of earbuds and headphones that hold up: an honest packshot, matte surfaces, ports that stay put, and where tech brands should skip AI.
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AI product photography for perfume brands: glass, liquid and light that hold up
How we make AI perfume images that look expensive, not fake: an honest packshot, glass and liquid that obey the light, Q4 campaigns, and where to skip AI.
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AI product photography for shoes: the pair, the sole and the laces, done right
How we make AI shoe images that hold up: one honest packshot, a pair that matches, laces that obey gravity, a shot list, and where shoe brands should skip AI.
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AI product photography for candle brands: flame, wax and warm light that look real
Flame, wax, warm light and a label that stays the same: how we make AI candle images look real, the shot list we use, and where a candle brand shouldn't use AI.
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AI product photography for skincare brands: what makes it look real, and where it breaks
Glass, liquid, skin and tiny label text: what makes AI skincare product images look real, the checks we run, and where a skincare brand shouldn't use AI at all.
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