Intended use
Use these prompts to plan or generate product-image concepts. For an image representing a real product, reference photographs you have the right to use and approved product information are required. If those materials are unavailable, use the result only as a generic mood board and do not publish it as a product image. Generated images must not alter quantity, ingredients, labels, certifications or product performance.
Variables
{{PRODUCT}}— accurate product, material, colour, size and physical features.{{SETTING}}— plausible surface and background.{{LIGHTING}}— such as soft studio light or morning daylight.{{BRAND_PALETTE}}— approved background/prop colours.{{ASPECT_RATIO}}— 1:1 catalogue, 4:5 social or 16:9 banner.
Prompt 1 — clean catalogue
Create an {{ASPECT_RATIO}} commercial product photograph of {{PRODUCT}} on {{SETTING}}. Preserve the shape, colour, material, packaging, label and quantity shown in the supplied reference. Use a natural three-quarter angle, 70mm lens perspective, {{LIGHTING}}, soft shadows and a clean background in {{BRAND_PALETTE}}. Keep the product as the single sharp focal point at a plausible scale, with safe crop space for a catalogue layout.
Do not redesign the product, invent text or certifications, add ingredients, duplicate items, hide material defects or show unsubstantiated usage results. Avoid blown reflections, melted edges, unreadable labels and props that misrepresent scale.
Prompt 2 — Malaysian lifestyle
Create an {{ASPECT_RATIO}} lifestyle photograph showing {{PRODUCT}} used plausibly in {{SETTING}} within a contemporary Malaysian context. Keep the product as the accurate main subject. Use natural lighting, {{BRAND_PALETTE}}, minimal relevant props and hands only when anatomy is clear and the interaction is safe. Do not invent benefits, testimonials, before-and-after results or health claims.
Suggested workflow
- Confirm you have rights to use the product reference photograph.
- Specify features that must not change.
- Compare every result with the real product and approved label.
- Add price copy, logos and claims only in the reviewed final layout.
- Label the image as an illustration when it is not an accurate photograph of the actual product.
Limitations and responsible use
An attractive but inaccurate image can mislead customers. Do not use AI to invent certifications, health outcomes, serving sizes, product colours or included accessories. Verify applicable marketplace and advertising requirements.