Product photo edits
Request a background, lighting, or scene change and identify the product details to retain. Compare the resulting shape, material, label, and scale with the original.
Start with an image you have permission to use. Select a model that accepts image input, upload the reference, and describe one change. Review the result against the original: prompt-guided editing can also change details you intended to keep.
Describe the change you need rather than asking for a general improvement. A reference guides the model, but it does not lock every pixel or guarantee exact text, identity, or product preservation.
Request a background, lighting, or scene change and identify the product details to retain. Compare the resulting shape, material, label, and scale with the original.
Turn a reference image into a new visual style for campaign drafts, social posts, posters, or thumbnails.
Supply the exact short wording for a label, sign, or poster. Check every character afterward; use a separate text editor when exact typography is required.
Open the image generator and select an image-input-capable model. Upload your reference in the image input, enter the edit instruction, choose the available output settings, and check the sign-in and credit requirements before generating.
Name the product, pose, person, layout, or composition elements that should remain stable.
Ask for one primary edit at a time: background, style, color, text, lighting, or format.
Compare the output with the original, noting intended and unintended changes. Revise one instruction for the next attempt rather than assuming the reference guarantees a correct edit.
Treat the generated image as a candidate, not an approved asset. Inspect preservation, text, edges, shadows, and whether the edit still matches your brief. Keep the original image so you can compare each attempt.
Confirm the product shape, person, logo placement, or composition still matches the source image where required.
Zoom into labels, signs, product edges, shadows, and hands before approving a marketing or ecommerce edit.
Review the aspect ratio and downloaded dimensions for your intended use. Check available settings on the model page; an image edit is not an editable design file or a guaranteed print-ready asset.
Follow four steps and copy complete reference-editing prompts in English.
Deutsche Anleitung mit vier Schritten und vollständigen Beispiel-Prompts zum Kopieren.
Guide en français en quatre étapes, avec des prompts d'exemple complets à copier.
4つのステップと、そのままコピーできるプロンプト例を日本語で紹介します。
Guia em português com quatro passos e exemplos de prompts completos para copiar.
Guía en español con cuatro pasos y ejemplos de prompts completos para copiar.
دليل بالعربية من أربع خطوات مع أمثلة أوصاف كاملة للنسخ.
Start from product-focused templates for cleaner ecommerce edits.
Browse prompt templates for product, ad, social, and infographic tasks.
Explore Nano Banana 2 for flexible ratios, reference-image drafts, and editing FAQ.
Use broader AI image generation workflows when you are starting from text.
Select a model that supports image input, upload a reference, and describe what to change and what should stay unchanged. The result is a generated variation and may alter other details, so compare it with the original.
You can request background, lighting, packaging, or ad variations from a product reference. Review product accuracy, branding, and all claims before using a generated draft in a listing or campaign.
Focus on one change, describe the details to preserve, and use a clear reference. This can make review easier but cannot guarantee a clean edit. Check text and edges, and revise or use another editing tool when precision is essential.