Product photography concepts
Specify material, surface, lighting direction, and background color. Describe the camera angle and how much room should remain around the product.
Describe a product shot, illustration, or cover. Choose the composition and generate an image from text.

A clear perfume bottle on a pale stone pedestal, warm ivory background, soft side lighting. Center the bottle and leave generous space around it.
Use Nano Banana 2 for still images, then bring a selected image into the video tool when you need motion.
Specify material, surface, lighting direction, and background color. Describe the camera angle and how much room should remain around the product.
Name the subject and illustration technique. If you plan to add a title later, ask for an uncluttered area in the intended text position.
Generate a composition that clearly shows the subject. Download your chosen image and upload it to Seedance image-to-video to add movement.
State what appears in the image, how it is arranged, and the intended mood. Focus on composition rather than a sequence of actions.
Use 1:1 for a square product image, 16:9 for a wide cover, or 9:16 for vertical artwork. The tool offers 1K, 2K, and 4K.
Check edges, hands, logos, and small text before downloading. Change one prompt detail at a time when refining the composition.
A matte green ceramic vase on a pale oak table, one branch of eucalyptus, soft morning light from the left, warm off-white wall. Editorial product photograph, generous empty space on the right for a title, no text in the image.
Back to the generator ↑This tool uses Nano Banana 2 for text-to-image generation. To animate the result, download the image and open the Seedance image-to-video tool.
Yes. Describe the product, request a plain white background, and specify soft shadows or no shadows. Inspect product details before using the image in a listing.
You can select 1K, 2K, or 4K. The selected tier controls output size, while the prompt controls composition. More pixels do not guarantee accurate text or anatomy.
Each image submission costs 2 credits at 1K, 3 at 2K, or 4 at 4K. Check the total after choosing your resolution. Images follow the submission-attempt billing rule described in the guide and terms.
Specify the subject’s placement and the area that should remain empty. For example: “Place the vase on the left third; keep the right half plain.” Add the actual title afterward for precise typography.