Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Design a stylish T-shirt featuring a vibrant sunset over a calm ocean, with a silhouette of palm trees in the foreground. The colors should blend seamlessly, creating a dreamy atmosphere. Include a motivational quote in a trendy font, placed subtly near the bottom, enhancing the relaxed, tropical vibe of the shirt. Create a professional, photorealistic mockup scene. If the instructions mention a design, artwork, logo, print or graphic, invent an original, fitting design and integrate it onto the product realistically with proper perspective, lighting and material texture. Only show a clean, undecorated product if the instructions explicitly ask for a blank or plain product.

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Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Design a stylish T-shirt featuring a vibrant sunset over a calm ocean, with a silhouette of palm trees in the foreground. The colors should blend seamlessly, creating a dreamy atmosphere. Include a motivational quote in a trendy font, placed subtly near the bottom, enhancing the relaxed, tropical vibe of the shirt. Create a professional, photorealistic mockup scene. If the instructions mention a design, artwork, logo, print or graphic, invent an original, fitting design and integrate it onto the product realistically with proper perspective, lighting and material texture. Only show a clean, undecorated product if the instructions explicitly ask for a blank or plain product.

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Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
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Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
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Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
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Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
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Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
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Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Base image = the exact vial photo I provided. Do not change anything about the vial: shape, size, glass, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, or white background. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it to the vial. STRICT RULES — NO EXCEPTIONS: 1. The logo must stay 100% identical to the original label image. - Do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, or alter the gold hexagon/molecule logo in any way. - Keep the exact same shape, line weight, gold color, proportions, and position relative to the text. 2. Do not change any part of the label design: - Same fonts - Same text (including “GOLD STANDARD PEPTIDES”, product name, dosage, Store, Purity, and disclaimer) - Same colors - Same DNA helix background pattern - Same spacing and layout 3. Only allowed change: gently warp the label so it wraps realistically around the curved glass of the vial (matching the original label’s position and size). 4. DO NOT change the shape, size or color of the vial in ANY way If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Base image = the exact vial photo I provided. Do not change anything about the vial: shape, size, glass, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, or white background. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it to the vial. STRICT RULES — NO EXCEPTIONS: 1. The logo must stay 100% identical to the original label image. - Do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, or alter the gold hexagon/molecule logo in any way. - Keep the exact same shape, line weight, gold color, proportions, and position relative to the text. 2. Do not change any part of the label design: - Same fonts - Same text (including “GOLD STANDARD PEPTIDES”, product name, dosage, Store, Purity, and disclaimer) - Same colors - Same DNA helix background pattern - Same spacing and layout 3. Only allowed change: gently warp the label so it wraps realistically around the curved glass of the vial (matching the original label’s position and size). If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Base image = the exact vial photo I provided. Do not change anything about the vial: shape, size, glass, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, or white background. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it to the vial. STRICT RULES — NO EXCEPTIONS: 1. The logo must stay 100% identical to the original label image. - Do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, or alter the gold hexagon/molecule logo in any way. - Keep the exact same shape, line weight, gold color, proportions, and position relative to the text. 2. Do not change any part of the label design: - Same fonts - Same text (including “GOLD STANDARD PEPTIDES”, product name, dosage, Store, Purity, and disclaimer) - Same colors - Same DNA helix background pattern - Same spacing and layout 3. Only allowed change: gently warp the label so it wraps realistically around the curved glass of the vial (matching the original label’s position and size). If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied.
recreate this EXACT peptide vial, background and everything just replace the original label with the new one provided make back ground white, keep the EXACT size and shape of the vial