Convert flat-lay studio shots into on-model lifestyle imagery
Way cheaper than a model shoot. Shoot 20 products in one afternoon, generate 100 lifestyle images that week.
by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks
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CLAUDE SKILLS
image-prompt (Nano-Banana 2)
EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES
Sample output
Generated 4 lifestyle variations (4:5) from the attached flat-lay of the Wildroot Botanicals amber glass face serum. **Variation 1 — Morning routine** A woman in her early 30s, warm-toned skin, hair in a loose bun, holds the serum at a sunlit bathroom counter. Window light from camera-left, soft and natural. Micro-props: linen hand towel, a small ceramic dish, water droplets on the marble. Serum label, amber tone, and dropper proportions preserved exactly. **Variation 2 — Vanity flatlay-to-context** Same product resting in an open palm against a cream knit sweater, late-morning diffused light, soft shadow under the bottle. **Variation 3 — Bedside table** Product on a wood nightstand beside an open book and reading glasses, golden-hour side light, shallow depth of field. **Variation 4 — In-use application** Close 4:5 crop of the dropper poised above a cheekbone, skin texture visible, neutral indoor daylight. Note: colors, label text, and bottle geometry are locked to the source across all four. Ready for ad and PDP use.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0
Input: attached product shot (white backdrop, flat-lay). Task: place this product on a real <DEMOGRAPHIC> model in <LOCATION>, <TIME_OF_DAY>, natural lighting. Preserve: product colors, label, proportions. Add: believable context + micro-props. Output: 4 lifestyle variations, 4:5 aspect.
WORKFLOW
- 01Shoot the product flat-lay on white backdrop (cheap, in-office).
- 02Upload the photo to Freepik → Nano-Banana 2 as reference.
- 03Prompt: place product on <MODEL> in <LOCATION>. Preserve product exactly.
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