Product visualisations
create product and packaging concepts
Before you start
- Clear product or packaging references.
- A description of the desired scene and final placement.
How to use this workflow
Step 1
Start with a product reference in Image Create or save the product in Products for reuse.
Step 2
Describe the setting, camera angle, surface, and lighting while identifying details that should stay unchanged.
Step 3
Inspect labels, proportions, materials, and packaging. Refine the selected result before using it in a campaign.
What to check
Generated product visuals can alter factual details. They need review against the real product.
Prepare the inputs
- Use a sharp reference with the complete product visible. Include another view only when it explains a detail the final angle must preserve.
- List the non-negotiable facts: package shape, label wording, logo, color and material. Decide the final placement and reserve space for campaign text.
Choose the right controls
Choose an image model that accepts your reference set. Describe the new scene separately from the product: surface, lighting, camera distance and background. Establish one approved composition before requesting campaign variations.
Troubleshoot the result
The label is distorted
Compare every word and logo edge with the real package at full size. Correct only that area using a supported image edit or mask. A polished scene does not make inaccurate labeling publishable.
The material or proportions changed
Return to the original reference, simplify the camera angle and reduce competing scene instructions. Keep reflections consistent with the chosen light source; changing the whole scene again can introduce new product errors.
Continue with an approved result
Save the approved product reference for Brand reuse. Adapt the composition to each placement, proofread each variant, then animate the approved image with a restrained movement brief. Check the label throughout the resulting clip.
Model controls to review
Related workflows
Sources and basis
- Nano Banana Pro inputs and settings in DayGen — DayGen product information; accessed