One phone photo → a full product shoot

Steps

1. 1

   Open Flow and start a project

   Go to flow.google.com and click New project.

2. 2

   Switch to images

   Click the settings chip next to the prompt box. Pick Image, the aspect ratio you need (9:16 for Reels/TikTok, 4:5 for feed, 1:1 for marketplaces), model Nano Banana, and x2 so you get two options each time. The panel shows what a generation will cost on your plan.

   

3. 3

   Attach your product photo

   Click + next to the prompt box → Upload media → pick your photo → Add to prompt.

   

4. 4

   Describe the shot

   With the photo attached, paste one of the prompts below. Put your label text in quotes so it stays spelled right. Press Enter.

   

5. 5

   Repeat for every angle

   Attach the same original photo again (not a generated one) and run the next prompt. Two options per prompt, a full set in a few minutes.

   

6. 6

   Download

   Hover a result → ⋮ → Download → Original size.

   

Prompt pack

Replace the parts in [brackets]. Keep the quotes around your label text.

Turn this exact product into a premium e-commerce studio photo. Keep the product identical: same [material/colour], same [cap/lid], same label with the text "[BRAND]" and "[PRODUCT LINE]", spelled exactly the same. Front view, centered on a seamless [warm beige] backdrop, soft diffused key light from the left, gentle contact shadow, crisp reflections, high-end [category] brand look, 100mm macro lens. No extra text, no watermark.

Same exact product, label identical ("[BRAND]", "[PRODUCT LINE]", spelled exactly the same), photographed at a 45-degree angle on a travertine stone pedestal with dried pampas grass, warm late-afternoon sunlight casting long window-blind shadows, beige plaster wall, luxury campaign look, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field. No extra text, no watermark.

Same exact product, label identical and readable ("[BRAND]", "[PRODUCT LINE]"), top-down flat lay on soft natural linen with [3 props that fit your product], bright soft daylight, clean editorial look, overhead shot. No extra text, no watermark.

Same exact product, label identical and facing the camera ("[BRAND]", "[PRODUCT LINE]"), held up by a hand with natural short nails in a bright minimal [bathroom/kitchen/desk], soft morning window light, lifestyle UGC-style photo for social ads, 50mm lens, shallow depth of field, only the hand and wrist visible. No extra text, no watermark.

Example

The demo brand "DEWLUNE" is made up for this example.

Tips

• Big text survives, small text doesn't always. The brand name usually comes out right; tiny ingredient lines can get garbled. Fix them in an editor, or keep the label simple.
• Always attach the original photo, not a generated one, or small changes add up.
• Run x2 and pick. If the shape or label drifts, generate again; it doesn't cost more on plans where images are free.
• Your photo matters. Sharp, front-facing, label readable, no hand covering it.

Be honest with buyers

These images are AI-generated scenes of your real product. Keep the product itself accurate (size, colour, texture, what's in the box), follow your marketplace's rules on edited or AI images, and label them as AI where the platform asks you to.

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