Turn a Phone Photo into Professional Product Photos
Two photos taken on a phone are all this starts with. One plain sentence returns ten complete image briefs — four on seamless white for the product page, six moody shots for the ads — each with its own camera, lens and lighting you can change before you spend anything. Then three vertical ad shots, built from reference photos of the look rather than a description of it.
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- Both prompts used in the episode — copy-paste
- The reference-led ad shot method — scene + lighting from images
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Common questions
Yes — that is the whole method. Two ordinary photos of the product, one straight on and one at an angle, are enough for ACODA’s Creative Agent to hold the shape, the label and the finish across every shot it makes. Nothing needs lighting or styling first.
As many as you ask for. This episode asks for ten in a single brief — four on seamless white for the product page and six moody shots for ads — and each one comes back as its own editable brief with its own camera, lens and lighting.
Yes. Every shot in the brief has its own lighting, angle, shot size, camera and lens, and you can change any of them — or rewrite the description — before a single credit is spent.
Attach photos of the look you want alongside your product photos and ask for your product in that scene. The agent takes the lighting, surfaces and mood from the references while keeping your product exactly as it is.
