AI candy tin mockup generator

Candy Tin mockups, generated — not templated

Pocket-sized candy tins need a mockup that shows off the printed lid design along with a hinge or slide-open feature. This tool renders the metal tin with realistic reflections and a slightly open lid.

  • Photorealistic lighting, shadows and materials
  • Upload your own design, logo or artwork
  • Any scene you can describe — no template hunting
  • Edit, restage, upscale and animate afterwards
AI-generated candy tin mockup sample

Generated with Mockup Generator — “A small candy tin resting open on a countertop with a few candies spilled beside…”

Prompt ideas to start from

“A small candy tin resting open on a countertop with a few candies spilled beside it, featuring a tasteful sample brand design, bright clean studio light, no watermarks, no text overlays”Use this prompt “Candy tin closed on a checkout counter display”Use this prompt “Candy tin held in hand, lid slightly open”Use this prompt “Candy tin flat lay beside a pair of sunglasses”Use this prompt

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Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Design a stunning light blue ring that features a delicate filigree band adorned with intricate floral motifs. The centerpiece is a shimmering aquamarine gemstone, surrounded by tiny diamond accents that catch the light. The overall look should evoke a sense of elegance and tranquility, perfect for a modern fairy tale aesthetic. Create a professional, photorealistic mockup scene. Since no design image was provided, show the product/scene with a placeholder or blank surface where a design would typically go.
Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Design a captivating red heart ring that features a shimmering gemstone shaped like a heart, set in a delicate gold band. Surround the heart with intricate floral engravings and tiny diamond accents for added brilliance. The design should evoke feelings of love and romance, perfect for a special occasion or gift. Create a professional, photorealistic mockup scene. Since no design image was provided, show the product/scene with a placeholder or blank surface where a design would typically go.
Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Create an intricate, vintage-inspired ring featuring a delicate floral motif in silver, adorned with a central emerald gemstone. The band should have ornate engravings, evoking a sense of timeless elegance, while tiny diamonds are set along the sides to enhance its sparkle. Set the design against a dark velvet backdrop. Create a professional, photorealistic mockup scene. Since no design image was provided, show the product/scene with a placeholder or blank surface where a design would typically go.
Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Create an elegant light pink ring featuring a delicate floral motif intertwined with fine gold filigree. The center should showcase a sparkling, oval-cut gemstone, surrounded by tiny diamond accents. The band should have a soft, brushed texture, evoking a sense of romance and sophistication, perfect for an engagement or special occasion. Create a professional, photorealistic mockup scene. Since no design image was provided, show the product/scene with a placeholder or blank surface where a design would typically go.
Recreate the exact glass pharmaceutical vial shown in the reference image, with no design changes whatsoever — same orange/red flip-off cap, same silver crimp collar, same clear glass vial with a light blue tint visible at the base, same pink label with black double-line border. Label text must match exactly: "truepeps.co.uk" at the top, a black bar containing "KLOW 80mg" in pink text, and "Research only" in small italic text at the bottom. Do not alter colors, wording, logo, or label layout in any way. Reframe only: center the vial upright in the middle of the frame, straight-on eye-level angle, full label facing camera and fully legible with no text cut off. Place on a seamless pure white studio background. Soft, even diffused studio lighting with no harsh glare on the glass or cap. Subtle soft realistic shadow directly beneath the vial. Sharp focus throughout, especially the label text. Professional e-commerce product photography style, high detail, 4K.
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded Image 1 as the exact product reference. DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS AT ALL. The final result must look like a professionally retouched e-commerce and catalogue product photograph: perfectly straight, smooth, clean, realistic, premium, and ready for commercial use. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — ABSOLUTE PRIMARY REFERENCE Image 1 is the EDIT TARGET and the absolute primary reference for the packaging. Use Image 1 EXACTLY for: All colors Light/pale colors Shades and tones Gradients Artwork Branding Logo Typography Patterns Graphic elements Packaging shape Structure Proportions Dimensions Seals Edges Cut-outs Hanging holes Labels Margins Spacing Overall visual identity THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 MUST BE REPRODUCED EXACTLY. This is extremely important: DO NOT brighten, darken, saturate, desaturate, warm up, cool down, or otherwise modify ANY color from Image 1. In particular, preserve the very light/pale colors exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make the light colors more saturated, darker, whiter, greyish, beige, yellowish, or otherwise different. PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show one complete product/package only. Position it perfectly upright and precisely front-facing. Center it horizontally and vertically. Make it level, balanced, and symmetrical. Preserve the exact packaging shape, silhouette, dimensions, edges, seals, cut-outs, hanging holes, and structural details from Image 1. Correct the camera angle and perspective so the product appears professionally photographed straight-on. Leave generous and evenly distributed empty space around the product. Do not crop any part of the packaging. Do not tilt or lean the packaging. Do not use a three-quarter angle. The packaging must look naturally manufactured and realistic — not inflated, pillow-like, distorted, or artificially reshaped. PACKAGING SURFACE — CRITICAL Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, clean, and evenly presented. Remove the folds completely. Remove all: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Uneven reflections Surface distortions Warping Sagging Excessive plastic deformation The packaging should look as though it has been professionally flattened and prepared for a premium catalogue product photograph. The surface must appear perfectly smooth and controlled, while still remaining physically realistic and naturally manufactured. OPENING AREA Keep only a very small, subtle natural fold/crease at the actual bag opening, if visible in the reference. Do NOT place folds on the top/front body of the bag. The main body of the packaging must remain completely smooth and flat. Do not create artificial wrinkles or folds anywhere else. FINISH & LIGHTING Use a clean matte-to-satin finish with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. The lighting should resemble a professional high-end studio product photograph. Use: Soft, even studio lighting Clean exposure Natural dimensionality Very subtle realistic shadows Controlled highlights Neutral white studio background Do not add: Visible plastic texture Grain Fabric texture Leather texture Embossing Artificial surface texture Excessive gloss Harsh reflections Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading The product should look premium, clean, minimal, realistic, and commercially photographed. ARTWORK PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE Preserve the supplied product design exactly as provided in Image 1. Keep completely unchanged: Brand logo Product name Typography All written information Product photographs Illustrations Icons Symbols Colors Gradients Patterns Graphic elements Artwork proportions Margins Spacing Flavor information Net weight Label placement Packaging proportions The complete artwork must appear: Flat Sharp Correctly aligned Undistorted Professionally printed Fully readable where visible Do not redesign, regenerate, rewrite, simplify, stretch, compress, curve, move, crop, replace, or reinterpret any part of the artwork. Do not invent missing details. COLOR ACCURACY — CRITICAL IMAGE 1 IS THE COLOR MASTER. The final image must preserve the exact colors of Image 1. Do not apply any: Color grading Cinematic grading Warm tint Cool tint Contrast color shift Saturation adjustment Desaturation Brightening of pale colors Darkening of pale colors Hue changes White-balance color shifts Every color must remain visually identical to Image 1. Pay particular attention to the extremely light and pale areas of the original packaging. They must remain exactly as light, soft, and subtle as they appear in Image 1. FINAL IMAGE REQUIREMENTS The final result must look like a real professional studio photograph of the exact same packaging from Image 1, only cleaned up and professionally presented. The packaging should be: Straight + Front-facing + Centered + Smooth + Flat + Taut + Undistorted + Clean + Sharp + Photorealistic + Premium. Keep the original packaging design and colors 100% faithful to Image 1. Do not alter the product design. Do not change the colors. Do not redesign anything. The only significant modification should be the professional photographic presentation and complete removal of unwanted folds, wrinkles, creases, dents, bulges, ripples, and surface distortions, while keeping only a tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag if necessary for realism.
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded Image 1 as the exact product reference. DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS AT ALL. The final result must look like a professionally retouched e-commerce and catalogue product photograph: perfectly straight, smooth, clean, realistic, premium, and ready for commercial use. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — ABSOLUTE PRIMARY REFERENCE Image 1 is the EDIT TARGET and the absolute primary reference for the packaging. Use Image 1 EXACTLY for: All colors Light/pale colors Shades and tones Gradients Artwork Branding Logo Typography Patterns Graphic elements Packaging shape Structure Proportions Dimensions Seals Edges Cut-outs Hanging holes Labels Margins Spacing Overall visual identity THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 MUST BE REPRODUCED EXACTLY. This is extremely important: DO NOT brighten, darken, saturate, desaturate, warm up, cool down, or otherwise modify ANY color from Image 1. In particular, preserve the very light/pale colors exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make the light colors more saturated, darker, whiter, greyish, beige, yellowish, or otherwise different. PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show one complete product/package only. Position it perfectly upright and precisely front-facing. Center it horizontally and vertically. Make it level, balanced, and symmetrical. Preserve the exact packaging shape, silhouette, dimensions, edges, seals, cut-outs, hanging holes, and structural details from Image 1. Correct the camera angle and perspective so the product appears professionally photographed straight-on. Leave generous and evenly distributed empty space around the product. Do not crop any part of the packaging. Do not tilt or lean the packaging. Do not use a three-quarter angle. The packaging must look naturally manufactured and realistic — not inflated, pillow-like, distorted, or artificially reshaped. PACKAGING SURFACE — CRITICAL Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, clean, and evenly presented. Remove the folds completely. Remove all: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Uneven reflections Surface distortions Warping Sagging Excessive plastic deformation The packaging should look as though it has been professionally flattened and prepared for a premium catalogue product photograph. The surface must appear perfectly smooth and controlled, while still remaining physically realistic and naturally manufactured. OPENING AREA Keep only a very small, subtle natural fold/crease at the actual bag opening, if visible in the reference. Do NOT place folds on the top/front body of the bag. The main body of the packaging must remain completely smooth and flat. Do not create artificial wrinkles or folds anywhere else. FINISH & LIGHTING Use a clean matte-to-satin finish with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. The lighting should resemble a professional high-end studio product photograph. Use: Soft, even studio lighting Clean exposure Natural dimensionality Very subtle realistic shadows Controlled highlights Neutral white studio background Do not add: Visible plastic texture Grain Fabric texture Leather texture Embossing Artificial surface texture Excessive gloss Harsh reflections Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading The product should look premium, clean, minimal, realistic, and commercially photographed. ARTWORK PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE Preserve the supplied product design exactly as provided in Image 1. Keep completely unchanged: Brand logo Product name Typography All written information Product photographs Illustrations Icons Symbols Colors Gradients Patterns Graphic elements Artwork proportions Margins Spacing Flavor information Net weight Label placement Packaging proportions The complete artwork must appear: Flat Sharp Correctly aligned Undistorted Professionally printed Fully readable where visible Do not redesign, regenerate, rewrite, simplify, stretch, compress, curve, move, crop, replace, or reinterpret any part of the artwork. Do not invent missing details. COLOR ACCURACY — CRITICAL IMAGE 1 IS THE COLOR MASTER. The final image must preserve the exact colors of Image 1. Do not apply any: Color grading Cinematic grading Warm tint Cool tint Contrast color shift Saturation adjustment Desaturation Brightening of pale colors Darkening of pale colors Hue changes White-balance color shifts Every color must remain visually identical to Image 1. Pay particular attention to the extremely light and pale areas of the original packaging. They must remain exactly as light, soft, and subtle as they appear in Image 1. FINAL IMAGE REQUIREMENTS The final result must look like a real professional studio photograph of the exact same packaging from Image 1, only cleaned up and professionally presented. The packaging should be: Straight + Front-facing + Centered + Smooth + Flat + Taut + Undistorted + Clean + Sharp + Photorealistic + Premium. Keep the original packaging design and colors 100% faithful to Image 1. Do not alter the product design. Do not change the colors. Do not redesign anything. The only significant modification should be the professional photographic presentation and complete removal of unwanted folds, wrinkles, creases, dents, bulges, ripples, and surface distortions, while keeping only a tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag if necessary for realism. remove the foldings of the bag so it look perfect
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded Image 1 as the exact product reference. DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS AT ALL. The final result must look like a professionally retouched e-commerce and catalogue product photograph: perfectly straight, smooth, clean, realistic, premium, and ready for commercial use. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — ABSOLUTE PRIMARY REFERENCE Image 1 is the EDIT TARGET and the absolute primary reference for the packaging. Use Image 1 EXACTLY for: All colors Light/pale colors Shades and tones Gradients Artwork Branding Logo Typography Patterns Graphic elements Packaging shape Structure Proportions Dimensions Seals Edges Cut-outs Hanging holes Labels Margins Spacing Overall visual identity THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 MUST BE REPRODUCED EXACTLY. This is extremely important: DO NOT brighten, darken, saturate, desaturate, warm up, cool down, or otherwise modify ANY color from Image 1. In particular, preserve the very light/pale colors exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make the light colors more saturated, darker, whiter, greyish, beige, yellowish, or otherwise different. PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show one complete product/package only. Position it perfectly upright and precisely front-facing. Center it horizontally and vertically. Make it level, balanced, and symmetrical. Preserve the exact packaging shape, silhouette, dimensions, edges, seals, cut-outs, hanging holes, and structural details from Image 1. Correct the camera angle and perspective so the product appears professionally photographed straight-on. Leave generous and evenly distributed empty space around the product. Do not crop any part of the packaging. Do not tilt or lean the packaging. Do not use a three-quarter angle. The packaging must look naturally manufactured and realistic — not inflated, pillow-like, distorted, or artificially reshaped. PACKAGING SURFACE — CRITICAL Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, clean, and evenly presented. Remove the folds completely. Remove all: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Uneven reflections Surface distortions Warping Sagging Excessive plastic deformation The packaging should look as though it has been professionally flattened and prepared for a premium catalogue product photograph. The surface must appear perfectly smooth and controlled, while still remaining physically realistic and naturally manufactured. OPENING AREA Keep only a very small, subtle natural fold/crease at the actual bag opening, if visible in the reference. Do NOT place folds on the top/front body of the bag. The main body of the packaging must remain completely smooth and flat. Do not create artificial wrinkles or folds anywhere else. FINISH & LIGHTING Use a clean matte-to-satin finish with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. The lighting should resemble a professional high-end studio product photograph. Use: Soft, even studio lighting Clean exposure Natural dimensionality Very subtle realistic shadows Controlled highlights Neutral white studio background Do not add: Visible plastic texture Grain Fabric texture Leather texture Embossing Artificial surface texture Excessive gloss Harsh reflections Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading The product should look premium, clean, minimal, realistic, and commercially photographed. ARTWORK PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE Preserve the supplied product design exactly as provided in Image 1. Keep completely unchanged: Brand logo Product name Typography All written information Product photographs Illustrations Icons Symbols Colors Gradients Patterns Graphic elements Artwork proportions Margins Spacing Flavor information Net weight Label placement Packaging proportions The complete artwork must appear: Flat Sharp Correctly aligned Undistorted Professionally printed Fully readable where visible Do not redesign, regenerate, rewrite, simplify, stretch, compress, curve, move, crop, replace, or reinterpret any part of the artwork. Do not invent missing details. COLOR ACCURACY — CRITICAL IMAGE 1 IS THE COLOR MASTER. The final image must preserve the exact colors of Image 1. Do not apply any: Color grading Cinematic grading Warm tint Cool tint Contrast color shift Saturation adjustment Desaturation Brightening of pale colors Darkening of pale colors Hue changes White-balance color shifts Every color must remain visually identical to Image 1. Pay particular attention to the extremely light and pale areas of the original packaging. They must remain exactly as light, soft, and subtle as they appear in Image 1. FINAL IMAGE REQUIREMENTS The final result must look like a real professional studio photograph of the exact same packaging from Image 1, only cleaned up and professionally presented. The packaging should be: Straight + Front-facing + Centered + Smooth + Flat + Taut + Undistorted + Clean + Sharp + Photorealistic + Premium. Keep the original packaging design and colors 100% faithful to Image 1. Do not alter the product design. Do not change the colors. Do not redesign anything. The only significant modification should be the professional photographic presentation and complete removal of unwanted folds, wrinkles, creases, dents, bulges, ripples, and surface distortions, while keeping only a tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag if necessary for realism. remove the foldings of the bag so it look perfect
Scene 1: The Bedroom WindowTime Stamp: 0:00 - 0:10Voice-over / Lyrics: "Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are."Image Prompt 1 (Main Wide Shot): A cozy, dimly lit toddler's bedroom at night. A small child in light blue pajamas looks out a wide open window. Outside, a large, friendly 3D cartoon star with a gentle smile glows with a warm yellow light in a deep purple, cloud-filled sky. High-quality 3D render, Pixar/CoComelon style, soft cinematic lighting, colorful and vibrant.Image Prompt 2 (Alternate Close-up): Over-the-shoulder shot looking from inside the dark bedroom out toward the glowing, smiling yellow star. The child's hands are resting on the wooden windowsill, looking up in awe. Same 3D style and character clothing.Scene 2: High Above the WorldTime Stamp: 0:10 - 0:20Voice-over / Lyrics: "Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky."Image Prompt 1 (Main Wide Shot): A sweeping macro view of the night sky, high above planet Earth. The smiling, cute 3D cartoon star is floating comfortably next to a large, crescent moon. The star sparkles intensely, casting tiny diamond-like light flares into the dark blue space. Dreamy, playful, and colorful palette.Image Prompt 2 (Alternate Close-up): Extreme close-up of the star rotating playfully, blinking one eye. Shimmering diamond sparkles float around it like a magical mist against a background of soft pastel nebula dust.Scene 3: Guiding the TravelerTime Stamp: 0:20 - 0:30Voice-over / Lyrics: "When the blazing sun is gone, when he nothing shines upon. Then you show your little light..."Image Prompt 1 (Main Wide Shot): A dark, enchanting forest path at twilight. The sun has dipped completely below the horizon. A small cartoon puppy walks along the dirt path, looking lost. Up above, the friendly yellow star peeks through the dark green tree canopy, casting a bright beacon of light directly down to guide the puppy.Image Prompt 2 (Alternate Close-up): Low-angle view looking up from the forest floor. The golden light beams from the smiling star slice through the dark leaves, illuminating the entire screen with a warm, comforting safety glow.Scene 4: The Star's Grateful WaveTime Stamp: 0:30 - 0:45Voice-over / Lyrics: "Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are."Image Prompt 1 (Main Wide Shot): Camera cuts back to the child’s bedroom window from Scene 1. The small child is now smiling and waving goodbye. Outside, the smiling yellow star waves its tip back toward the child as it floats higher into the soft, purple clouds.Image Prompt 2 (Alternate Close-up): A split screen or warm side-profile shot of the child sleeping peacefully in bed under a starry blanket, while outside the window, the faint, comforting glow of the smiling star watches over the room.
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded Image 1 as the exact product reference. DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS AT ALL. The final result must look like a professionally retouched e-commerce and catalogue product photograph: perfectly straight, smooth, clean, realistic, premium, and ready for commercial use. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — ABSOLUTE PRIMARY REFERENCE Image 1 is the EDIT TARGET and the absolute primary reference for the packaging. Use Image 1 EXACTLY for: All colors Light/pale colors Shades and tones Gradients Artwork Branding Logo Typography Patterns Graphic elements Packaging shape Structure Proportions Dimensions Seals Edges Cut-outs Hanging holes Labels Margins Spacing Overall visual identity THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 MUST BE REPRODUCED EXACTLY. This is extremely important: DO NOT brighten, darken, saturate, desaturate, warm up, cool down, or otherwise modify ANY color from Image 1. In particular, preserve the very light/pale colors exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make the light colors more saturated, darker, whiter, greyish, beige, yellowish, or otherwise different. PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show one complete product/package only. Position it perfectly upright and precisely front-facing. Center it horizontally and vertically. Make it level, balanced, and symmetrical. Preserve the exact packaging shape, silhouette, dimensions, edges, seals, cut-outs, hanging holes, and structural details from Image 1. Correct the camera angle and perspective so the product appears professionally photographed straight-on. Leave generous and evenly distributed empty space around the product. Do not crop any part of the packaging. Do not tilt or lean the packaging. Do not use a three-quarter angle. The packaging must look naturally manufactured and realistic — not inflated, pillow-like, distorted, or artificially reshaped. PACKAGING SURFACE — CRITICAL Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, clean, and evenly presented. Remove the folds completely. Remove all: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Uneven reflections Surface distortions Warping Sagging Excessive plastic deformation The packaging should look as though it has been professionally flattened and prepared for a premium catalogue product photograph. The surface must appear perfectly smooth and controlled, while still remaining physically realistic and naturally manufactured. OPENING AREA Keep only a very small, subtle natural fold/crease at the actual bag opening, if visible in the reference. Do NOT place folds on the top/front body of the bag. The main body of the packaging must remain completely smooth and flat. Do not create artificial wrinkles or folds anywhere else. FINISH & LIGHTING Use a clean matte-to-satin finish with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. The lighting should resemble a professional high-end studio product photograph. Use: Soft, even studio lighting Clean exposure Natural dimensionality Very subtle realistic shadows Controlled highlights Neutral white studio background Do not add: Visible plastic texture Grain Fabric texture Leather texture Embossing Artificial surface texture Excessive gloss Harsh reflections Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading The product should look premium, clean, minimal, realistic, and commercially photographed. ARTWORK PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE Preserve the supplied product design exactly as provided in Image 1. Keep completely unchanged: Brand logo Product name Typography All written information Product photographs Illustrations Icons Symbols Colors Gradients Patterns Graphic elements Artwork proportions Margins Spacing Flavor information Net weight Label placement Packaging proportions The complete artwork must appear: Flat Sharp Correctly aligned Undistorted Professionally printed Fully readable where visible Do not redesign, regenerate, rewrite, simplify, stretch, compress, curve, move, crop, replace, or reinterpret any part of the artwork. Do not invent missing details. COLOR ACCURACY — CRITICAL IMAGE 1 IS THE COLOR MASTER. The final image must preserve the exact colors of Image 1. Do not apply any: Color grading Cinematic grading Warm tint Cool tint Contrast color shift Saturation adjustment Desaturation Brightening of pale colors Darkening of pale colors Hue changes White-balance color shifts Every color must remain visually identical to Image 1. Pay particular attention to the extremely light and pale areas of the original packaging. They must remain exactly as light, soft, and subtle as they appear in Image 1. FINAL IMAGE REQUIREMENTS The final result must look like a real professional studio photograph of the exact same packaging from Image 1, only cleaned up and professionally presented. The packaging should be: Straight + Front-facing + Centered + Smooth + Flat + Taut + Undistorted + Clean + Sharp + Photorealistic + Premium. Keep the original packaging design and colors 100% faithful to Image 1. Do not alter the product design. Do not change the colors. Do not redesign anything. The only significant modification should be the professional photographic presentation and complete removal of unwanted folds, wrinkles, creases, dents, bulges, ripples, and surface distortions, while keeping only a tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag if necessary for realism. remove the foldings of the bag so it look perfect
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded Image 1 as the exact product reference. DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS AT ALL. The final result must look like a professionally retouched e-commerce and catalogue product photograph: perfectly straight, smooth, clean, realistic, premium, and ready for commercial use. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — ABSOLUTE PRIMARY REFERENCE Image 1 is the EDIT TARGET and the absolute primary reference for the packaging. Use Image 1 EXACTLY for: All colors Light/pale colors Shades and tones Gradients Artwork Branding Logo Typography Patterns Graphic elements Packaging shape Structure Proportions Dimensions Seals Edges Cut-outs Hanging holes Labels Margins Spacing Overall visual identity THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 MUST BE REPRODUCED EXACTLY. This is extremely important: DO NOT brighten, darken, saturate, desaturate, warm up, cool down, or otherwise modify ANY color from Image 1. In particular, preserve the very light/pale colors exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make the light colors more saturated, darker, whiter, greyish, beige, yellowish, or otherwise different. PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show one complete product/package only. Position it perfectly upright and precisely front-facing. Center it horizontally and vertically. Make it level, balanced, and symmetrical. Preserve the exact packaging shape, silhouette, dimensions, edges, seals, cut-outs, hanging holes, and structural details from Image 1. Correct the camera angle and perspective so the product appears professionally photographed straight-on. Leave generous and evenly distributed empty space around the product. Do not crop any part of the packaging. Do not tilt or lean the packaging. Do not use a three-quarter angle. The packaging must look naturally manufactured and realistic — not inflated, pillow-like, distorted, or artificially reshaped. PACKAGING SURFACE — CRITICAL Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, clean, and evenly presented. Remove the folds completely. Remove all: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Uneven reflections Surface distortions Warping Sagging Excessive plastic deformation The packaging should look as though it has been professionally flattened and prepared for a premium catalogue product photograph. The surface must appear perfectly smooth and controlled, while still remaining physically realistic and naturally manufactured. OPENING AREA Keep only a very small, subtle natural fold/crease at the actual bag opening, if visible in the reference. Do NOT place folds on the top/front body of the bag. The main body of the packaging must remain completely smooth and flat. Do not create artificial wrinkles or folds anywhere else. FINISH & LIGHTING Use a clean matte-to-satin finish with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. The lighting should resemble a professional high-end studio product photograph. Use: Soft, even studio lighting Clean exposure Natural dimensionality Very subtle realistic shadows Controlled highlights Neutral white studio background Do not add: Visible plastic texture Grain Fabric texture Leather texture Embossing Artificial surface texture Excessive gloss Harsh reflections Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading The product should look premium, clean, minimal, realistic, and commercially photographed. ARTWORK PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE Preserve the supplied product design exactly as provided in Image 1. Keep completely unchanged: Brand logo Product name Typography All written information Product photographs Illustrations Icons Symbols Colors Gradients Patterns Graphic elements Artwork proportions Margins Spacing Flavor information Net weight Label placement Packaging proportions The complete artwork must appear: Flat Sharp Correctly aligned Undistorted Professionally printed Fully readable where visible Do not redesign, regenerate, rewrite, simplify, stretch, compress, curve, move, crop, replace, or reinterpret any part of the artwork. Do not invent missing details. COLOR ACCURACY — CRITICAL IMAGE 1 IS THE COLOR MASTER. The final image must preserve the exact colors of Image 1. Do not apply any: Color grading Cinematic grading Warm tint Cool tint Contrast color shift Saturation adjustment Desaturation Brightening of pale colors Darkening of pale colors Hue changes White-balance color shifts Every color must remain visually identical to Image 1. Pay particular attention to the extremely light and pale areas of the original packaging. They must remain exactly as light, soft, and subtle as they appear in Image 1. FINAL IMAGE REQUIREMENTS The final result must look like a real professional studio photograph of the exact same packaging from Image 1, only cleaned up and professionally presented. The packaging should be: Straight + Front-facing + Centered + Smooth + Flat + Taut + Undistorted + Clean + Sharp + Photorealistic + Premium. Keep the original packaging design and colors 100% faithful to Image 1. Do not alter the product design. Do not change the colors. Do not redesign anything. The only significant modification should be the professional photographic presentation and complete removal of unwanted folds, wrinkles, creases, dents, bulges, ripples, and surface distortions, while keeping only a tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag if necessary for realism. remove the foldings of the bag so it look perfect
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded reference images. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — PRIMARY REFERENCE: BAG DESIGN + COLORS Image 1 is the absolute reference for the first bag itself. Keep the first bag exactly the same as Image 1, including: Exact colors, shades, tones, and gradients All artwork and graphic elements Logo and branding Typography and written information Patterns and illustrations Packaging shape and proportions Dimensions and structure Seals, edges, cut-outs, and hanging hole Placement, spacing, and margins Overall visual identity DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 IN ANY WAY. The extremely light/pale colors must remain exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make them whiter, darker, warmer, cooler, more saturated, greyish, beige, or yellowish. TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The grey/transparent-looking section of the first bag must remain transparent. Do not turn this area into solid grey, white, opaque plastic, or another color. The transparent section should realistically show the product pieces inside the bag, similar to the contents shown in Image 2. IMAGE 2 — REFERENCE FOR THE CONTENT INSIDE Use Image 2 only as a reference for the product pieces/content visible inside the transparent section. The pieces inside the bag should resemble the pieces shown in Image 2 in terms of: Shape Size Appearance Quantity/density Natural arrangement Overall visual character Do not copy the packaging design from Image 2. Image 2 is ONLY a reference for what is inside the bag. IMAGE 3 — REFERENCE FOR THE BAG STYLE / PRESENTATION Use Image 3 only as a reference for the physical style and presentation of the bag. I want the first bag to have the same clean, smooth, professional bag appearance and presentation style as Image 3, while keeping the exact design, colors, artwork, branding, proportions, and identity of Image 1. In other words: Image 1 = exact bag design + exact colors + artwork + branding Image 2 = reference for the pieces visible inside the transparent area Image 3 = reference for the clean, smooth physical bag style and presentation Do not merge or redesign the three references. Each image has a specific role. BAG PRESENTATION Show one complete first bag only. Position it: Perfectly upright Precisely front-facing Horizontally and vertically centered Level and symmetrical With generous, even empty space around it Fully visible with nothing cropped Do not use a three-quarter angle, tilted perspective, or side view. The final bag should look like a professionally manufactured and professionally photographed premium packaging product. REMOVE ALL FOLDING — CRITICAL The first bag must be perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and clean, similar to the smooth bag appearance in Image 3. Completely remove the unwanted folding and deformation visible in Image 1, including: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Sagging Uneven plastic deformation Warping Distorted reflections Make the bag look perfectly prepared for a professional e-commerce/catalogue photograph. Keep only a very subtle, tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag, if needed to maintain realism. There should be NO folds or wrinkles across the main front body of the bag. Do not make the bag look inflated, pillow-like, or artificially reshaped. TRANSPARENT WINDOW The transparent/grey area must remain physically realistic and transparent. The pieces inside should be clearly visible through it, while maintaining the exact shape and placement of the transparent area from Image 1. Do not make the transparent section opaque. Do not change its color. Do not add unnecessary reflections that make the contents difficult to see. LIGHTING & FINISH Create a high-end professional studio product photograph with: Soft, even studio lighting Neutral white background Clean exposure Very subtle natural shadow underneath Controlled highlights Matte-to-satin realistic packaging finish Sharp and clean details Natural dimensionality Avoid: Harsh reflections Excessive gloss Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading Grain Artificial texture Plastic texture Fabric or leather texture Excessive reflections Unnatural highlights ABSOLUTE DESIGN PRESERVATION Do NOT redesign the first bag. Do NOT modify, regenerate, rewrite, replace, simplify, move, stretch, compress, or reinterpret any artwork from Image 1. The first bag must remain visually identical to Image 1 in: colors + artwork + branding + typography + graphics + proportions + structure + transparent area + overall design. The only major changes should be: Remove all unwanted folds and physical deformation from the first bag. Make the bag smooth, flat, taut, and professionally presented like Image 3. Show realistic product pieces inside the transparent section, using Image 2 as the reference for the contents. Keep the transparent/grey area genuinely transparent. Present the result as a premium, realistic studio product photograph. FINAL RESULT The final image should look like the exact first bag from Image 1, with 100% faithful colors and artwork, but professionally flattened and presented in the clean, smooth bag style of Image 3, with the actual product pieces from Image 2 visible through the transparent section. Do not change the first bag's colors or design under any circumstances. no small foldings it has to be perfect
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded reference images. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — PRIMARY REFERENCE: BAG DESIGN + COLORS Image 1 is the absolute reference for the first bag itself. Keep the first bag exactly the same as Image 1, including: Exact colors, shades, tones, and gradients All artwork and graphic elements Logo and branding Typography and written information Patterns and illustrations Packaging shape and proportions Dimensions and structure Seals, edges, cut-outs, and hanging hole Placement, spacing, and margins Overall visual identity DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 IN ANY WAY. The extremely light/pale colors must remain exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make them whiter, darker, warmer, cooler, more saturated, greyish, beige, or yellowish. TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The grey/transparent-looking section of the first bag must remain transparent. Do not turn this area into solid grey, white, opaque plastic, or another color. The transparent section should realistically show the product pieces inside the bag, similar to the contents shown in Image 2. IMAGE 2 — REFERENCE FOR THE CONTENT INSIDE Use Image 2 only as a reference for the product pieces/content visible inside the transparent section. The pieces inside the bag should resemble the pieces shown in Image 2 in terms of: Shape Size Appearance Quantity/density Natural arrangement Overall visual character Do not copy the packaging design from Image 2. Image 2 is ONLY a reference for what is inside the bag. IMAGE 3 — REFERENCE FOR THE BAG STYLE / PRESENTATION Use Image 3 only as a reference for the physical style and presentation of the bag. I want the first bag to have the same clean, smooth, professional bag appearance and presentation style as Image 3, while keeping the exact design, colors, artwork, branding, proportions, and identity of Image 1. In other words: Image 1 = exact bag design + exact colors + artwork + branding Image 2 = reference for the pieces visible inside the transparent area Image 3 = reference for the clean, smooth physical bag style and presentation Do not merge or redesign the three references. Each image has a specific role. BAG PRESENTATION Show one complete first bag only. Position it: Perfectly upright Precisely front-facing Horizontally and vertically centered Level and symmetrical With generous, even empty space around it Fully visible with nothing cropped Do not use a three-quarter angle, tilted perspective, or side view. The final bag should look like a professionally manufactured and professionally photographed premium packaging product. REMOVE ALL FOLDING — CRITICAL The first bag must be perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and clean, similar to the smooth bag appearance in Image 3. Completely remove the unwanted folding and deformation visible in Image 1, including: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Sagging Uneven plastic deformation Warping Distorted reflections Make the bag look perfectly prepared for a professional e-commerce/catalogue photograph. Keep only a very subtle, tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag, if needed to maintain realism. There should be NO folds or wrinkles across the main front body of the bag. Do not make the bag look inflated, pillow-like, or artificially reshaped. TRANSPARENT WINDOW The transparent/grey area must remain physically realistic and transparent. The pieces inside should be clearly visible through it, while maintaining the exact shape and placement of the transparent area from Image 1. Do not make the transparent section opaque. Do not change its color. Do not add unnecessary reflections that make the contents difficult to see. LIGHTING & FINISH Create a high-end professional studio product photograph with: Soft, even studio lighting Neutral white background Clean exposure Very subtle natural shadow underneath Controlled highlights Matte-to-satin realistic packaging finish Sharp and clean details Natural dimensionality Avoid: Harsh reflections Excessive gloss Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading Grain Artificial texture Plastic texture Fabric or leather texture Excessive reflections Unnatural highlights ABSOLUTE DESIGN PRESERVATION Do NOT redesign the first bag. Do NOT modify, regenerate, rewrite, replace, simplify, move, stretch, compress, or reinterpret any artwork from Image 1. The first bag must remain visually identical to Image 1 in: colors + artwork + branding + typography + graphics + proportions + structure + transparent area + overall design. The only major changes should be: Remove all unwanted folds and physical deformation from the first bag. Make the bag smooth, flat, taut, and professionally presented like Image 3. Show realistic product pieces inside the transparent section, using Image 2 as the reference for the contents. Keep the transparent/grey area genuinely transparent. Present the result as a premium, realistic studio product photograph. FINAL RESULT The final image should look like the exact first bag from Image 1, with 100% faithful colors and artwork, but professionally flattened and presented in the clean, smooth bag style of Image 3, with the actual product pieces from Image 2 visible through the transparent section. Do not change the first bag's colors or design under any circumstances. no small foldings it has to be perfect
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded reference images. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — PRIMARY REFERENCE: BAG DESIGN + COLORS Image 1 is the absolute reference for the first bag itself. Keep the first bag exactly the same as Image 1, including: Exact colors, shades, tones, and gradients All artwork and graphic elements Logo and branding Typography and written information Patterns and illustrations Packaging shape and proportions Dimensions and structure Seals, edges, cut-outs, and hanging hole Placement, spacing, and margins Overall visual identity DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 IN ANY WAY. The extremely light/pale colors must remain exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make them whiter, darker, warmer, cooler, more saturated, greyish, beige, or yellowish. TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The grey/transparent-looking section of the first bag must remain transparent. Do not turn this area into solid grey, white, opaque plastic, or another color. The transparent section should realistically show the product pieces inside the bag, similar to the contents shown in Image 2. IMAGE 2 — REFERENCE FOR THE CONTENT INSIDE Use Image 2 only as a reference for the product pieces/content visible inside the transparent section. The pieces inside the bag should resemble the pieces shown in Image 2 in terms of: Shape Size Appearance Quantity/density Natural arrangement Overall visual character Do not copy the packaging design from Image 2. Image 2 is ONLY a reference for what is inside the bag. IMAGE 3 — REFERENCE FOR THE BAG STYLE / PRESENTATION Use Image 3 only as a reference for the physical style and presentation of the bag. I want the first bag to have the same clean, smooth, professional bag appearance and presentation style as Image 3, while keeping the exact design, colors, artwork, branding, proportions, and identity of Image 1. In other words: Image 1 = exact bag design + exact colors + artwork + branding Image 2 = reference for the pieces visible inside the transparent area Image 3 = reference for the clean, smooth physical bag style and presentation Do not merge or redesign the three references. Each image has a specific role. BAG PRESENTATION Show one complete first bag only. Position it: Perfectly upright Precisely front-facing Horizontally and vertically centered Level and symmetrical With generous, even empty space around it Fully visible with nothing cropped Do not use a three-quarter angle, tilted perspective, or side view. The final bag should look like a professionally manufactured and professionally photographed premium packaging product. REMOVE ALL FOLDING — CRITICAL The first bag must be perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and clean, similar to the smooth bag appearance in Image 3. Completely remove the unwanted folding and deformation visible in Image 1, including: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Sagging Uneven plastic deformation Warping Distorted reflections Make the bag look perfectly prepared for a professional e-commerce/catalogue photograph. Keep only a very subtle, tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag, if needed to maintain realism. There should be NO folds or wrinkles across the main front body of the bag. Do not make the bag look inflated, pillow-like, or artificially reshaped. TRANSPARENT WINDOW The transparent/grey area must remain physically realistic and transparent. The pieces inside should be clearly visible through it, while maintaining the exact shape and placement of the transparent area from Image 1. Do not make the transparent section opaque. Do not change its color. Do not add unnecessary reflections that make the contents difficult to see. LIGHTING & FINISH Create a high-end professional studio product photograph with: Soft, even studio lighting Neutral white background Clean exposure Very subtle natural shadow underneath Controlled highlights Matte-to-satin realistic packaging finish Sharp and clean details Natural dimensionality Avoid: Harsh reflections Excessive gloss Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading Grain Artificial texture Plastic texture Fabric or leather texture Excessive reflections Unnatural highlights ABSOLUTE DESIGN PRESERVATION Do NOT redesign the first bag. Do NOT modify, regenerate, rewrite, replace, simplify, move, stretch, compress, or reinterpret any artwork from Image 1. The first bag must remain visually identical to Image 1 in: colors + artwork + branding + typography + graphics + proportions + structure + transparent area + overall design. The only major changes should be: Remove all unwanted folds and physical deformation from the first bag. Make the bag smooth, flat, taut, and professionally presented like Image 3. Show realistic product pieces inside the transparent section, using Image 2 as the reference for the contents. Keep the transparent/grey area genuinely transparent. Present the result as a premium, realistic studio product photograph. FINAL RESULT The final image should look like the exact first bag from Image 1, with 100% faithful colors and artwork, but professionally flattened and presented in the clean, smooth bag style of Image 3, with the actual product pieces from Image 2 visible through the transparent section. Do not change the first bag's colors or design under any circumstances. no small foldings it has to be perfect, the fist image has to be the same dont change places or colors or sizes
Create a premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image using the uploaded reference images. IMAGE REFERENCE PRIORITY IMAGE 1 — PRIMARY REFERENCE: BAG DESIGN + COLORS Image 1 is the absolute reference for the first bag itself. Keep the first bag exactly the same as Image 1, including: Exact colors, shades, tones, and gradients All artwork and graphic elements Logo and branding Typography and written information Patterns and illustrations Packaging shape and proportions Dimensions and structure Seals, edges, cut-outs, and hanging hole Placement, spacing, and margins Overall visual identity DO NOT CHANGE THE COLORS OF IMAGE 1 IN ANY WAY. The extremely light/pale colors must remain exactly as they appear in Image 1. Do not make them whiter, darker, warmer, cooler, more saturated, greyish, beige, or yellowish. TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The grey/transparent-looking section of the first bag must remain transparent. Do not turn this area into solid grey, white, opaque plastic, or another color. The transparent section should realistically show the product pieces inside the bag, similar to the contents shown in Image 2. IMAGE 2 — REFERENCE FOR THE CONTENT INSIDE Use Image 2 only as a reference for the product pieces/content visible inside the transparent section. The pieces inside the bag should resemble the pieces shown in Image 2 in terms of: Shape Size Appearance Quantity/density Natural arrangement Overall visual character Do not copy the packaging design from Image 2. Image 2 is ONLY a reference for what is inside the bag. IMAGE 3 — REFERENCE FOR THE BAG STYLE / PRESENTATION Use Image 3 only as a reference for the physical style and presentation of the bag. I want the first bag to have the same clean, smooth, professional bag appearance and presentation style as Image 3, while keeping the exact design, colors, artwork, branding, proportions, and identity of Image 1. In other words: Image 1 = exact bag design + exact colors + artwork + branding Image 2 = reference for the pieces visible inside the transparent area Image 3 = reference for the clean, smooth physical bag style and presentation Do not merge or redesign the three references. Each image has a specific role. BAG PRESENTATION Show one complete first bag only. Position it: Perfectly upright Precisely front-facing Horizontally and vertically centered Level and symmetrical With generous, even empty space around it Fully visible with nothing cropped Do not use a three-quarter angle, tilted perspective, or side view. The final bag should look like a professionally manufactured and professionally photographed premium packaging product. REMOVE ALL FOLDING — CRITICAL The first bag must be perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and clean, similar to the smooth bag appearance in Image 3. Completely remove the unwanted folding and deformation visible in Image 1, including: Folds Wrinkles Creases Dents Bulges Ripples Waves Crumpled areas Sagging Uneven plastic deformation Warping Distorted reflections Make the bag look perfectly prepared for a professional e-commerce/catalogue photograph. Keep only a very subtle, tiny natural fold at the actual opening of the bag, if needed to maintain realism. There should be NO folds or wrinkles across the main front body of the bag. Do not make the bag look inflated, pillow-like, or artificially reshaped. TRANSPARENT WINDOW The transparent/grey area must remain physically realistic and transparent. The pieces inside should be clearly visible through it, while maintaining the exact shape and placement of the transparent area from Image 1. Do not make the transparent section opaque. Do not change its color. Do not add unnecessary reflections that make the contents difficult to see. LIGHTING & FINISH Create a high-end professional studio product photograph with: Soft, even studio lighting Neutral white background Clean exposure Very subtle natural shadow underneath Controlled highlights Matte-to-satin realistic packaging finish Sharp and clean details Natural dimensionality Avoid: Harsh reflections Excessive gloss Dramatic shadows Cinematic color grading Grain Artificial texture Plastic texture Fabric or leather texture Excessive reflections Unnatural highlights ABSOLUTE DESIGN PRESERVATION Do NOT redesign the first bag. Do NOT modify, regenerate, rewrite, replace, simplify, move, stretch, compress, or reinterpret any artwork from Image 1. The first bag must remain visually identical to Image 1 in: colors + artwork + branding + typography + graphics + proportions + structure + transparent area + overall design. The only major changes should be: Remove all unwanted folds and physical deformation from the first bag. Make the bag smooth, flat, taut, and professionally presented like Image 3. Show realistic product pieces inside the transparent section, using Image 2 as the reference for the contents. Keep the transparent/grey area genuinely transparent. Present the result as a premium, realistic studio product photograph. FINAL RESULT The final image should look like the exact first bag from Image 1, with 100% faithful colors and artwork, but professionally flattened and presented in the clean, smooth bag style of Image 3, with the actual product pieces from Image 2 visible through the transparent section. Do not change the first bag's colors or design under any circumstances. no small foldings it has to be perfect, the fist image has to be the same dont change places or colors or sizes

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