Turn a product description into a photography prompt for a store listing or campaign. Choose a clean packshot or a lifestyle scene, then describe the material, packaging and color that must stay consistent. This tool writes the brief; it does not photograph or render the product.
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A matte blue ceramic mug with one round handle. Square packshot, off-white background, no props or lettering.
Square studio product photograph of one matte blue ceramic mug with a single round handle, centered on an off-white seamless background. Use a soft side light, a gentle contact shadow and a camera angle that clearly shows the rim and handle. Preserve the blue matte finish and simple shape; keep the scene free of props and lettering.
An amber glass soap bottle with a black pump on a gray stone counter. Lifestyle scene; include one folded white towel.
Lifestyle product photograph of an amber glass soap bottle with a black pump on a gray stone counter, with one folded white towel beside it. Use soft window light and controlled reflections so the amber bottle remains readable. Keep realistic relative scale and an uncluttered background. Preserve the bottle and pump geometry; do not add labels or extra accessories.
List the visible shape, finish, color and label text. Decide whether props belong in the scene and name them explicitly. A packshot should keep the silhouette clear; a lifestyle scene needs a plausible surface and scale without implying accessories are included.
Compare the eventual image with the real product: count handles and parts, inspect label text and look for altered proportions. Add exact typography in an editor when needed. A polished render is not evidence of material quality or a product certification.
