From one MELLO packshot to a brand kit: the guide, every flavour in the same look, a listing image for marketplaces and a launch banner, with the prompt behind each.
Phone is fine: daylight from a window, a plain wall or sheet behind, the label facing the camera and sharp. No flash.
Gemini or ChatGPT both work. Upload your photo first, then paste the prompt.
One prompt per image. Before you use one, check the label against your real product, letter by letter.
The input
A clean packshot of one product, front-facing, on a plain background. Attach it to every prompt below.
Use the product from this photo and keep it 100% identical - same shape, label and colours.
Before any prompt
The palette, the backdrop, the light and the angle, written once. These words go into every prompt, so every image matches.
Palette: one colour per flavour, cream labels, ink text. Backdrop: seamless warm light grey. Light: soft, even, from the front. Angle: front-facing, label to camera, same for every jar.
Sleep
Focus
Calm
EnergyChange one thing: the colour
Studio packshot of exactly the same product design, front-facing, on the same seamless warm light grey background and soft light, but [the colour] is now [new colour] and the label reads [new name]. Everything else identical.
Marketplaces and the product page
E-commerce listing photo: the product front-facing on a pure white background, a few of what's inside in front of it, even soft studio light, a faint natural contact shadow, the product filling about 60 percent of the frame, nothing else in the frame.
Add the feature callouts afterwards in Canva or Figma, not in the prompt: AI misspells small text.
Ads, email and the homepage
[Your variants] in a row with their labels facing the camera, on a sunny pale stone kitchen counter, morning light from a window on the left, a glass of water and a small dish of the product, fresh and calm.
Put your sale line on it and it’s a launch banner, in the same light as every other image.
Consistency is a decision. Lock one packshot, change one thing per variant, and write the guide before the first prompt. Then the kit stays on-brand without starting over every time.
The last part is where most sets fall apart. It’s the part we do, from $199.
Step 11Stories, feed, square, banner and product page: the sizes, and what to keep clear in each.
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Step 12Halloween, Black Friday, Christmas, New Year: four campaigns from one packshot, and when each must be live.
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Step 13The eight-shot plan, every still and clip, and the animation prompt behind the KESTREL film.
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