The set below started from one ordinary phone-style photo of a mug on a kitchen counter (for this demo, the “before” photo was generated too, standing in for your own snap). From it, Typeshoot made a white-background packshot, a lifestyle scene and an autumn ad, with the same mug in every frame.
It works because the photo goes in as a reference: the model edits around your product instead of inventing a new one.
Made with Typeshoot
An ordinary amateur phone photo of a speckled ceramic coffee mug standing on a cluttered kitchen counter, flat overhead kitchen light, slightly off-centre, unremarkable
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Product catalog photo: place this mug alone on a plain white studio background with a soft shadow, professional commercial photography, soft natural light, high detail, no text, no watermark
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This exact speckled ceramic mug on a sunlit oak breakfast table with a folded newspaper and a plant, morning light, lifestyle shot, professional commercial photography, soft natural light, high detail, no text, no watermark
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This exact speckled ceramic mug held in two hands wrapped in a chunky knit sweater, steam rising, autumn mood, warm tones, professional commercial photography, soft natural light, high detail, no text, no watermark
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A matte coral protein drink bottle bursting out of a wave of chocolate milk, droplets frozen mid-air, crushed cocoa nibs and oats flying around it, clean warm-grey backdrop, hard rim light, high-speed commercial photography.
Nano Banana
A 3x3 grid of nine square product photos of one amber glass candle with a wooden lid, same candle in every frame: studio packshot, hand lighting it with a match, close-up of the flame, on a bathtub ledge, wrapped as a gift, on a linen bedside table, melted wax top-down, beside a stack of books, in a shopping bag. Warm editorial light, consistent beige and terracotta palette, thin white gutters between frames.
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More examples, each with its exact prompt
How it works
- Take a clear photo of the product in even light.
- Attach it and ask for a packshot first, to check the product looks right.
- Ask for scenes: lifestyle, seasonal, ad formats, sizes for each channel.
- Remove backgrounds or upscale the ones you’ll use.
Try these prompts
PromptHere’s my mug [attach]. Make a clean white-background packshot, 1:1. Keep the shape, colour and logo exactly the same.
PromptNow put the same mug on a wooden desk by a window with morning light, 4:5 for Instagram.
Models and prices
| Model | Typical job | Credits | Per $10 pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nano Banana 2.1 (default) | one 1K image | 16 | 62 |
| GPT Image 2.6 Flare | one image (estimate) | 20 | 50 |
| Seedream 5 Pro | one 1K image | 14 | 71 |
| FLUX Kontext Max | one 1K image | 16 | 62 |
$10 = 1,000 credits. Your assistant shows the price before anything runs, and failed jobs are refunded automatically.
When to use it
- Ecommerce listings, launch visuals and ads when a studio shoot isn’t worth it.
- Testing many backgrounds and moods before deciding on a real shoot.
- Check fine print and small labels on every image before you publish.
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