Nano Banana Pro Create product images with prompts for clean studio shots, lifestyle scenes, cosmetics, accessories, packaging, and ecommerce visuals. Customize the background, lighting, camera angle, and composition for each product.
Minimal product studio shot of a matte ceramic mug on a seamless off-white surface, single soft light from the upper left, one clean contact shadow, product centered with even margins, catalog styling, 4:3.
Skincare product photography of a glass serum bottle resting on a wet stone slab, water droplets and a single green leaf beside it, soft diffused daylight, cool white and pale green palette, crisp label detail, 4:3.
Luxury perfume product image on a dark reflective table, faceted glass bottle lit by two narrow strip lights, deep charcoal background fading to black, gold cap catching a warm highlight, high-end fragrance advertising look, 4:3.
Coffee product photography of a kraft bag of roasted beans beside a filled cup and scattered beans on a dark wood board, warm side light with soft falloff, brown and cream palette, visible paper and bean texture, 4:3.
Fashion accessories product shot of a leather watch and a fine chain necklace arranged on a folded linen cloth, overhead angle, soft diffused light, warm taupe tones, sharp metal highlights, editorial styling, 4:3.
Modern electronics product image of a pair of wireless earbuds in an open charging case, floating slightly above a cool grey surface, clean gradient backdrop, crisp edge highlights, cool white and graphite palette, 4:3.
Lifestyle product scene of a stainless water bottle resting on a wooden bench in a park after a run, towel and shoes softly out of focus behind, warm morning sun through trees, believable everyday context, 4:3.
Cosmetic flat lay photographed from directly overhead, lipstick, compact, and a small brush arranged in a loose diagonal on a pale pink surface, soft even light with faint shadows, generous margins around the group, 4:3.
Product packaging photography of a matte kraft box with a paper band and a single small sticker, standing at a slight angle on a warm concrete surface, soft directional light revealing the paper grain and fold lines, 4:3.
Clean ecommerce product image of a cotton tote bag standing upright against a pure white background, even front lighting with almost no shadow, precise edge separation, true fabric color, marketplace-ready framing, 4:3.
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Product images have to show the object clearly before they look good. Each prompt below names the product, the surface, the background, the light, and the camera angle, which is the minimum set of decisions a commercial shot needs.
Once the product reads correctly, change one variable at a time: the background color, the light direction, or the angle. That way you keep a working setup while you build a set of images for the same listing.
Give the material, the finish, and the color, such as matte ceramic in off-white. Material language is what makes edges and reflections believable.
A seamless studio surface sells clarity, a textured stone or wood surface sells craft, and a lifestyle setting sells use. Pick one and keep it consistent across a set.
Name the light position and the kind of shadow you want, soft and diffuse or crisp and directional. Shadows are what sit the product on the surface instead of leaving it floating.
Front-on, three-quarter, overhead, and low angle all communicate differently. State the angle explicitly so the framing does not change between attempts.
They are written descriptions of commercial product setups, covering the object, surface, background, lighting, and angle, that you can paste into an AI image generator.
Yes. The ecommerce prompts use a pure white background with even front lighting and clean edge separation, which is the standard look for marketplace listings.
Keep the product description and the camera angle identical across prompts and change only the setting or the props. Repeating the material description is what holds the details steady.