AI Product Photography

Service scope

Build the asset family around the real product.

A scoped project can combine only the visual roles that fit the approved brief.

• Packshots and product-on-background frames for a clear product read.
• Lifestyle compositions and campaign concepts that keep the product central.
• Social crops and alternate placements planned from the approved visual direction.
• Motion-ready frames when the agreed production route includes a later animation handoff.

Client inputs

Start with source material that can survive review.

• Clean product photography from the angles needed for the intended visual roles.
• Packaging, label, typography, and logo references that show what must remain exact.
• Brand guidelines, mandatory factual claims, and known restrictions on alterations.
• The final placements, formats, ratios, and any existing campaign context.

Accuracy controls

Treat product fidelity as a manual review gate.

• Geometry, silhouette, label spelling, logo placement, materials, and color.
• Cap or closure behavior, reflections, scale, shadow direction, and product contact.
• Hands and physical interaction when a product needs to be held, opened, poured, or worn.
• Any output that changes an approved product fact is corrected, rejected, or scoped as a new direction.

Approval flow

Approve the hero before expanding variations.

1. Qualify references and note non-negotiable product details.
2. Agree the visual direction, placement, and review criteria.
3. Approve one hero frame that can guide the variation set.
4. Produce the agreed variations, complete QA, and package selected assets for delivery.

Change boundaries

Separate accurate corrections from new scope.

• Corrections address a mismatch with an already approved product fact or direction.
• A direction change introduces a new visual decision and needs to be re-qualified.
• New references, new concepts, new ratios, or new products are reviewed as additional scope rather than assumed revisions.