General Tips
Use High-Quality Reference Images
The AI uses your reference images to understand your product. Better reference images lead to better results:
Use clear, well-lit photos
Include multiple angles when possible
Select up to 4 reference images for best consistency
Leverage the Context Field
The optional context field is powerful. Use it to add specific instructions:
Color preferences
Background details
Styling notes
Brand guidelines
Specific product features to highlight
Edit the Generated Prompt
Don't just accept the auto-generated prompt. Review it before generating and make adjustments:
Add details the AI might have missed
Remove elements you don't want
Fine-tune the description
Generate Multiple Times
Not happy with the first result? Simply click Generate Images again. Each generation produces a different variation.
Product Image Tips
Choose the Right Category
Selecting the correct product category helps the AI understand how to photograph your product appropriately. A piece of jewelry should be shot differently than athletic wear.
Match Scene to Product
Consider where your customers would use the product:
Product Type | Suggested Scenes |
Kitchenware | Kitchen, Home |
Fitness gear | Gym, Nature, Outdoor |
Fashion | Studio, Street, Café |
Electronics | Studio, Office, Home |
Beauty products | Bathroom, Studio |
Use Lighting Strategically
Goal | Recommended Lighting |
Clean, professional look | Studio High-Key |
Soft, inviting feel | Natural Window Light |
Dramatic, premium look | Moody / Low Light |
Warm, lifestyle feel | Golden Hour |
Model Creation Tips
Create Multiple Models
Build a library of different models to represent your customer base:
Different ages and demographics
Various body types
Different styles (casual, professional, athletic)
Use Descriptive Names
Name your models clearly so you can find them later:
"Young Professional Female - Athletic"
"Mature Male - Business Casual"
"Teen Female - Streetwear"
Keep Models Consistent with Your Brand
Create models that match your target audience. If you sell luxury items, create models with sophisticated, editorial expressions. For casual wear, opt for friendly, candid looks.
Scene Generation Tips
Match Activity to Product
When placing models in scenes, choose activities that make sense for your product:
Product | Activity Type | Specific Action |
Loungewear | Relaxing | Lounging, Reading |
Coffee mug | Relaxing | Having coffee |
Laptop bag | Working | In office |
Activewear | Active | At gym |
Consider Time of Day
Time of day affects the mood:
Morning — Fresh, energetic
Golden hour — Warm, inviting
Night — Sophisticated, dramatic
Variant Generation Tips
Choose Strong Style References
The style reference image is the most important setting in Variant Generation. Pick an image that represents exactly the look you want.
Use the Prompt Catalog
Don't know where to start? Browse the prompt catalog for inspiration and pre-made prompts.
Managing Your Usage
Track Your Generations
Remember you have 100 generations per 24 hours. Plan accordingly:
Batch your generation work
Don't regenerate unnecessarily
Save images you like immediately
Keep Your Library Organized
Download important images to your device
Delete unused images regularly
Name models descriptively