A clean studio hero photograph of the product — controlled light, neutral background, no distractions. Commerce photography rather than an ad.
When to use it
Product detail pages, marketplace listings, catalogue work and anywhere the image has to represent the product accurately rather than sell an idea.
The thing to get right
Supply your real packshot. This format is about photographing the thing you sell, and the label is the part customers use to confirm they are buying the right variant.
The format at a glance
- Output — a still image ad.
- Structure — a single frame, with the copy composited on top.
- Family — Product photography.
- Recipe id — studio_product, which is what you name when you ask for it by hand or from an agent.
Why does the label matter so much here?
Because it is what a customer uses to confirm they are buying the right variant. This is commerce photography rather than an ad, so supply the real packshot and let the picture do the identifying.
Related formats
Commerce imagery built from your real packshot — studio hero shots, in-use lifestyle frames, flat-lays and marketplace listing images.
- Lifestyle / in-use — the product in an authentic real-world, in-use setting
- Marketplace listing — a clean white-background marketplace/Amazon listing hero with callouts
- UGC-style photo — a candid, phone-camera, real-person photo (feels organic, not an ad)
- Flat-lay / marketplace — a top-down arranged flat-lay or clean marketplace listing image
More still image formats: Character / model sheet, YouTube / video thumbnail.
The full catalog is on the creative recipes index.
Models that render it
This format is rendered by an image model, with the copy composited on top afterwards. Nano Banana Pro is the default pick. The image models page compares the rest, including FLUX.1 [dev], FLUX.1 [schnell] and Recraft V4.1.
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