Step-by-step walkthroughs from the first phone photo to AI generation and reuse at scale.
Same product photo, very different results — it all comes down to the prompt. Here is a six-part structure (subject, scene, light, composition, style, constraints) with ready-to-use examples.
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Taobao wants squares, Xiaohongshu 3:4, Douyin covers 9:16, store banners something very wide. Cropping cuts into the product; AI outpaint extends the scene instead. Here's how to choose settings, which images extend well, and what to check afterwards.
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Small teams rarely struggle with the tools themselves. They struggle with process: who shoots, who generates, who reviews, where files live. Here's a division of labour, weekly rhythm and checkpoints for a three-person team launching about 20 products a week.
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Launching 200 SKUs at once makes white-background images the most basic and most time-consuming job. Here's a complete workflow: shooting for clean cutouts, choosing AI cutout settings, which products need manual review, and naming and spot-checks.
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No studio, no retoucher. With a phone and the right workflow, one SKU's full visual set takes 30 minutes.
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When creator videos miss the mark, the kit you sent is often the reason. Here's a checklist you can follow: which images to include, how to write benefit cards, how detailed a brief should be, and what creators must not say.
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From sample to listing, the model shoot is usually the slowest and most expensive step. Here is a complete AI outfit-swap workflow for on-model shots, plus the pitfalls to avoid.
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Change one line about light in a prompt and the same product can go from plastic to premium. Here's how we describe lighting types and common materials — glass, metal, ceramic, fabric, leather — with example prompts and fixes for the "plastic look".
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Too large and uploads fail and pages crawl; too compressed and text blurs and colours band. Here are the key decisions in product image compression: size before quality, choosing formats, handling images with text, and keeping your own site fast.
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