Generate the image set a Shopify store actually uses: square product images, lifestyle shots for featured sections, collection banners and promo crops — with one consistent look across the whole catalog.
A store with hundreds of SKUs photographs them in waves, so product pages mix eras and styles: some shot in 2023 light, some on white, some lifted from suppliers. It reads as untrusted.
Product reference
Upload a clean packshot to guide shape, color, logo placement and material. Inspect each result because reference guidance does not guarantee exact fidelity.
A set of candidates per SKU
Develop white-background, lifestyle and detail directions from one brief, then choose the frames that meet your catalog standards.
Channel-specific review
Check final crop, resolution, background and product accuracy against the current rules of the marketplace where each image will appear.
Step 1
Upload the packshot
Start with a clear, owned photo of the actual item. Include a legible label and enough detail for the model to follow.
Step 2
Brief the set
Pick the scenes (white background, tabletop, in-use, seasonal), the angles and the crops. Brand anchors keep the look consistent across SKUs.
Step 3
Inspect and export
Generate variants, check product fidelity and current channel requirements, then export the approved frames in the needed crop and resolution.
The Imgo surfaces this use case routes into.
Square 1:1 for product pages and collections, 16:9 or wider for banners and featured sections, 4:5 and 9:16 for social and email crops. Imgo exports the same reference set in all of them.
Define the lighting, background and styling once as reusable prompt blocks and brand anchors, then run every SKU through the same recipe. New products match the old ones by construction.
Yes. Compose the banner crop from your best product frames — extend the canvas with outpainting, add seasonal styling, and export the wide ratios themes expect.