AI product photography prompts
Copy-paste prompts for studio, lifestyle and marketplace shots — tuned for Nano Banana.
A working set of product-photography prompts: white-background studio formulas, lifestyle scene builders, detail-crop framings and marketplace-specific variants. Copy one, swap in your product, and run it with Nano Banana selected.
Why this is hard
The gap between an average product image and a great one is almost never the model — it is the prompt. Most sellers reuse one vague sentence for every shot and wonder why everything looks like a catalog scan.
How Imgo solves it
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.
The 3-step flow
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.
Recommended tools
The Imgo surfaces this use case routes into.
FAQ
Where do I use these prompts?
In the Imgo Image Generator with a product reference image attached, or in the Prompt Builder to assemble one from blocks. The Nano Banana section of the prompt library holds ready-to-copy examples.
How do I adapt a prompt to my product?
Keep the structure — subject, surface, lighting, lens, mood — and replace the product clause and one or two scene clauses. The structure is what carries the studio look; the clauses carry your product.
Which model should product prompts run on?
Start on Nano Banana 2 for speed and cost while you iterate on framing; re-render the finals on Nano Banana Pro when you need texture detail that survives zoom and print.