Keep the source as reference
- Check the actual packaging shape and proportions
- Note the printed label, markings and product color
- Identify the visible material and surface finish
AI product photo generator
Build a catalog photo concept from an existing product image. Try a studio or lifestyle setting, then inspect the package, label and proportions before choosing a version for the listing or collection you are preparing.
Create a product photo
Start with a product photo, choose a ready-made set, or describe your own scene. Generate a version and review the product details.
A new product photo needs a detail check
A scene can look convincing while small product details have changed. Use this comparison to decide which details to check.
Evaluate the proposed photo
- Compare the generated product with those source details
- Assess the new surface, light and contact shadow
- Inspect the image in the listing or catalog layout
How to generate a product photo
Start with the item you need to show, then choose how to present it.
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Step 1 · Pick a product photo
Select a sample or upload a photo with the product clearly visible. Keep the source nearby to compare packaging, color and printed details after the new scene is generated.
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Step 2 · Pick a set
Choose a prepared scene under Pick a set. Use Or describe the shot yourself when the product needs a different surface, light direction or backdrop; review the prompt before running it.
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Step 3 · Reshoot it
Press Reshoot it to generate the scene and save the result in your personal canvas. Inspect the product details before preparing the selected image for a listing, catalog or other destination.
Plan how the product is shown
The controls establish a scene direction; your review determines whether the resulting image represents the item accurately.
Prepared photography briefs
Each preset loads a written direction for the surface and lighting. Choose a starting point that suits the product, then read the prompt before asking for a new version.
Generate Product PhotoSurface and lighting choices
Describe the material beneath the product and the direction of the light when a standard setting is not appropriate. These details make the photographic brief more specific.
Generate Product PhotoA personal canvas result
The generated photo is saved in your personal canvas. Return to it while preparing the product presentation, with any additional editing handled in a separate canvas workflow.
Generate Product PhotoA product detail reference
Keep the original photograph available throughout review. It is the reference for package proportions, lettering and surface details that may have changed during generation.
Generate Product PhotoInput samples to explore
Try the sample products when learning how the scene controls work. For a real listing, switch to an image of the actual item and inspect the generated version.
Generate Product PhotoA defined listing purpose
Decide whether the image is a main product view, a supporting lifestyle image or a concept for review. Assess that purpose rather than assuming one scene fits every destination.
Generate Product PhotoAI product photography prompt examples
Try these suggested product photography briefs. All illustrations on this page show scene concepts; they are not screenshots or verified outputs from the current tool.
Product photography tasks to plan
A new catalog item
A seller has photographed a new item and needs to decide how it should appear. Explore a restrained studio setting, then compare the result with the physical product and destination image requirements.
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A supporting lifestyle image
A brand wants an additional view that suggests a setting of use. Choose a suitable surface and backdrop, then check that the scene does not imply features the product does not have.
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A photography brief
A team is discussing art direction before a photo shoot. Use scene concepts to explain the desired surface, light and mood, while clearly identifying the images as generated visual references.
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A product collection page
An editor is preparing related items for a collection page. Establish a shared brief, then judge each image individually rather than assuming the same prompt produces identical treatment.
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A material detail review
A seller needs to show a product surface, such as glass, fabric or a brushed finish. Compare the generated appearance with the source and reject versions that imply a different material.
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Catalog image updates
A catalog manager is revisiting older product photographs. Decide which items need a new setting, preserve an accurate source for each and review each proposed replacement before updating the catalog.
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Product image workflow and checks
| Starting image | An existing product photo or a sample selected in the image section. | |
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| Scene options | Choose a preset or edit the surface, lighting and backdrop description. | |
| Product accuracy | Compare labels, shape, color and material details with the source image. | |
| Output | A generated static image saved in your personal canvas; inspect available output settings in your account. | |
| Catalog use | Review each proposed image for its intended destination; automatic marketplace acceptance is not promised. | |
| Request cost | Check the current credit requirement shown for the generation request. | |
| Free plan | A free plan is available without a credit card. Consult /pricing for current account details. | Verified 2026-10-12 |
| Commercial use | Commercial rights apply to new generations made on a paid plan, subject to model-provider terms and input rights. Free-plan outputs are for personal, non-commercial evaluation. Paid-plan outputs retain their commercial rights after downgrade or cancellation. | Verified 2026-10-12 |
| Upload data use | On default plans, uploads, prompts and outputs may be used to train Astorie and affiliate models. Provider policies apply. Enterprise opt-out requires a written agreement; information already incorporated into trained models or derived datasets may persist after source removal. | Verified 2026-10-12 |
Image model references for product work
Explore these image models for separate canvas workflows. Consult each guide for its available inputs and controls before developing more product imagery.
FLUX Kontext
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- Black Forest Labs
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- image
Imagen 4
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- Type
- image
Nano Banana 2
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- Type
- image
即梦 3.1
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- ByteDance
- Type
- image
GPT Image 2
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- OpenAI
- Type
- image
Qwen Image Edit
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- Alibaba
- Type
- image
Product photo FAQ
What does an AI product photo generator do?
It uses a product image and a written scene direction to create a proposed new photograph. The output helps you explore how to present an item, but it is not proof of an exact reproduction. Check the details before selecting an image for a catalog or listing.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Astorie's current free plan includes 40 credits per month, with no credit card required. Check the credit requirement shown for your request before generating. Free-plan outputs are for personal, non-commercial evaluation; consult /pricing and the commercial-rights policy when planning content for a business.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes, for outputs generated on a paid plan, subject to model-provider restrictions and your rights to the source material. Free-plan generation is for personal, non-commercial evaluation. Upgrading applies commercial rights to new generations; outputs created on a paid plan retain those rights after cancellation or downgrade. See /help/commercial-rights/can-i-use-generated-content-commercially.
How should I choose a source product photo?
Choose a clear view with the product visible and important label or material details readable. Avoid asking the generated image to supply information absent from the source. Compare the finished version with the original and the actual item before relying on it as a product representation.
Prepare your next product image concept
Choose the item and its intended use, then evaluate a new scene against the original product photo.