Create product photos without redesigning the product
Start from a detailed brief that locks packaging, materials, logos, and brand colors before changing the scene, camera, and lighting.
Build your product photography scene
Upload a clear product reference, review every locked attribute, and edit the scene before starting the paid generation.
Pick the engine that matches your creative brief
Describe what you want to see
Paid generation · 12 credits. No free generation credits. About $0.34–$0.59 with a one-time pack.
Output controls
This run
12 credits / image
About $0.34–$0.59 with a one-time credit pack. No subscription required. View packs
Aspect ratio
Output format
Image quality
Start with a reference the model can inspect
A clean source image gives the model stronger evidence for shape, materials, label placement, and scale. It does not guarantee exact packaging reproduction, so review every final asset.
- Keep the full silhouette visible and avoid cropped product edges.
- Use enough resolution to inspect labels, logos, closures, and material details.
- Choose a source angle close to the camera angle required in the new scene.
- Manually verify packaging text, regulated claims, colors, and product geometry before publishing.
One reference, four practical workflows
Use the same preservation structure while changing only the commercial context.
Marketplace packshots
Create clean white or neutral backgrounds with controlled shadows and no invented badges.
Lifestyle scenes
Place the product in a believable environment while protecting scale, packaging, and contact.
Ad campaign frames
Control color, lighting, camera, props, and negative space without asking the model to write ad copy.
Catalog variations
Build consistent aspect-ratio and background variants after the product identity is stable.
A lower-waste paid workflow
Resolve the product brief before increasing resolution or switching to the more expensive model.
01
Upload one clear reference
Use a sharp image where the silhouette, material, label, and closure are easy to inspect.
02
Lock before you change
Keep the immutable product list, then revise only the background, camera, lighting, props, and crop.
03
Check cost, then generate
Start at 1K or 2K, inspect product fidelity, and move to 4K only after the composition works.
Use resolution as a workflow stage
Nano Banana 2 costs 8, 12, or 18 credits at 1K, 2K, or 4K. Use Pro selectively when difficult packaging text or precise layouts remain unresolved.
1K
8 credits
2K
12 credits
4K
18 credits
AI product photography questions
What product reference image works best?
Use a sharp, well-lit image with the full product visible, minimal obstruction, and enough detail to inspect the label, logo, materials, and closure. A similar camera angle to the desired result usually reduces geometry drift.
Should I use Nano Banana 2 or Pro?
Start with Nano Banana 2 for product-preserving edits and lower-cost iteration. Use Nano Banana Pro selectively when packaging text, a dense layout, or exact typography remains the main failure.
Will packaging text and logos stay exact?
Not reliably enough to skip review. Explicit preservation rules help, but you must verify logos, labels, regulated claims, colors, and product geometry before using an image commercially.
Is product image generation free?
No. The prompt, guide, and cost planning are free to use, but generation consumes paid credits. The editor shows the exact model and resolution cost before every run.
Start with a product brief, not a blank prompt
Use the prefilled preservation structure, inspect the exact cost, and pay only when the reference and scene are ready.