IMAGE

Premium product advertising image

Design a studio-lit advertising composition while preserving product geometry.

PROMPT
Selector policy: Treat selected presets as operating requirements for strategy, format, and validation—not decorative labels. If a preset conflicts with supplied evidence, preserve the evidence and state the conflict and adjustment. Never invent unique facts absent from the preset or source.

Create a high-end product advertising still.

PRODUCT AS VISUAL TRUTH
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Preserve exact silhouette, proportions, component placement, material boundaries, packaging shape, and any user-supplied brand marks. Do not invent labels or redesign the product.

SET AND SURFACE
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Define the support surface, background transition, foreground accents, atmosphere, and scale cues. Keep the set subordinate to the product.

ART DIRECTION AND LIGHTING
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Use intentional key, edge, gradient, and bounce lighting to reveal material properties. Control reflections so glossy, metallic, glass, fabric, and translucent surfaces remain physically plausible.

DELIVERY CONSTRAINTS
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Reserve deliberate negative space for copy without generating text. Keep the complete product inside frame, edges clean, perspective credible, and contact shadow grounded. Produce one hero composition with premium commercial retouching.

Negative prompt

identity drift, inconsistent face, altered age, malformed anatomy, extra fingers, fused hands, duplicate subject, warped product geometry, invented controls, illegible text, logo, watermark, accidental crop, cluttered silhouette, flat lighting, low-detail textures

Production workflow

  1. Define fixed subject identity first, then scene, composition, lighting, and materials.
  2. In the first result, prioritize identity, anatomy, product geometry, and overall composition.
  3. Change only one lighting, composition, or style condition per iteration.

Image prompting principles

  • For people, separate facial structure, apparent age, proportions, hair, wardrobe, expression, and gaze.
  • For products, lock silhouette, proportions, material boundaries, components, and brand area.
  • For character sheets, preserve identical proportions, costume construction, and accessory placement in every view.

Verification

Inspect face, hands, joints, product geometry, perspective, material reflections, crops, duplicates, and illegible text at full size.