AI first birthday invitation mockup generator

First Birthday Invitation mockups, generated — not templated

Parents planning a first birthday want an invitation preview that feels sweet and celebratory, often themed around a cake smash or milestone motif. This generator stages the card with soft, playful props that match that milestone joy.

  • 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 first birthday invitation mockup sample

Generated with Mockup Generator — “A first birthday invitation featuring a tasteful sample brand design resting bes…”

Prompt ideas to start from

“A first birthday invitation featuring a tasteful sample brand design resting beside a small number one balloon and pastel confetti, warm soft light, close angled shot, no watermarks, no text overlays”Use this prompt “invitation propped against a small smash cake”Use this prompt “first birthday card resting beside a tiny party hat”Use this prompt “invitation held near soft pastel balloons”Use this prompt

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A Bluey theme center piece for a baby girl's first birthday using a formula can with fake ribbon flowers in it, along with candy flowers sticking out to blend in, a stick in the center of the can with a Bluey character in the center of the stick, along with balloons sticking out at the top
Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Design an elegant couple photoshoot featuring a well-dressed couple interacting tenderly with their small Pomeranian dog, Dollar, amidst soft decor elements celebrating his 8th birthday. Capture a variety of refined compositions and candid moments, emphasizing genuine emotions through soft, diffused lighting and a harmonious color palette reminiscent of timeless luxury. Focus on intimate interactions—standing together with Dollar nestled between them, sharing close-up glances, and seated on a plush sofa adorned with understated birthday touches like a delicate mini cake. Wardrobe choices should be neutral and elegant; the dog impeccably groomed, blending seamlessly into each shot. Desired results: a sophisticated, cohesive narrative that feels both refined and heartfelt, reminiscent of high-end editorial photography. 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.
Mockup - 1:1
Take the first two photos as a template. Keep everyting the same except the label and white cake in the bottom. Make it clear because this will be bac water. Everything else remains the same as first two photos.
Take the first two photos as a template. Keep everyting the same except the label and white cake in the bottom. Make it clear because this will be bac water. Everything else remains the same as first two photos.
Take the first two pictures and use them as a template. Take the thrid picture which has a label and turn it into the same as the first two pictures. Keep everthing the same except the label. Same position, same lighting, same shadow, same everything except the label.
The first two photos are examples that you have already made me. The thrid photo is a new label i need to make another vial picture of. Copy everything the same as the first two and only idfference will be the label in the thrid picture. But everything else must remain the same
a wedding bouquet using cream roses, ranunculus, eucalyptus, greenery, baby's breath
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
A photorealistic food packaging mock up. it is not a stand up pouch it is sealed on all 4 sides just like the the second photo first pick is what the package looks like second picture is how the package shape looks, when the product is sealed into it background has freeze dried skittles and chocolate
A photorealistic food packaging mock up. it is not a stand up pouch it is sealed on all 4 sides just like the the second photo first pick is what the package looks like second picture is how the package shape looks, when the product is sealed into it background has nice freeze dried skittles and chocolate
recreate the first picture keep the background but replace the vials with the other vials uploaded
replace all the vials in the first photo with the vial in the second photo and change the pink background to a color at matches the label on the vial in the second photo
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
A photorealistic food pouch mockup for a chocolate bar first image is the design I want second image is what it looks likeonce it is sealed
A photorealistic food pouch mockup for a chocolate bar first image is the design I want second image is what it looks likeonce it is sealed
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
take the vials and line the bottles up diagnonally but use the back ground on the first photo
replace the vials in the first photo with the other vials and then make the back ground one that matches the labels on the last 3 pics
Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Create a detailed mock-up of a stylish tote bag featuring a vibrant floral pattern on the fabric. The design should showcase both sides of the tote, highlighting sturdy, eco-friendly materials. Incorporate a soft, natural color palette and add a minimalist logo in the center for branding. Show it set against a light, inviting 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: Design a trendy slouchie beanie mock-up featuring a cozy knit texture, displayed in various colors like deep navy, soft gray, and vibrant mustard. Showcase it on a wooden table with a rustic backdrop, including an accessory like a chunky scarf. Include a model wearing it in a casual outdoor setting. 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.
A photorealistic food packaging mock up. first pick is what the package looks like second picture is how the package shape looks, when the product is sealed into it
Take the first two photos as a template. Keep everyting the same except the label and white cake in the bottom. Make the white cake in the bottom blue to match the actual color of GHK-Cu.
Mockup - 1:1
A photorealistic food packaging mock up. it is not a stand up pouch it is sealed on all 4 sides just like the the second photo first pick is what the package looks like second picture is how the package shape looks, when the product is sealed into it
A photorealistic food packaging mock up. it is not a stand up pouch it is sealed on all 4 sides just like the the second photo first pick is what the package looks like second picture is how the package shape looks, when the product is sealed into it
A photorealistic food packaging mock up. it is not a stand up pouch it is sealed on all 4 sides just like the the second photo first pick is what the package looks like second picture is how the package shape looks, when the product is sealed into it background has freeze dried skittles
Mockup - 1:1
Mockup - 1:1
Mockup - 1:1
Create a realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Create a vibrant art print mock-up set in a mid-century modern eclectic living room. Feature a bold magenta couch, paired with a brass coffee table and geometric accent pillows. The large art print, boasting a 2:3 ratio, should exude warmth with abstract patterns or a nature-inspired theme, enhancing the cozy atmosphere. 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 a mockup of a mid-century modern eclectic living room featuring a large, vibrant art print in A4 format prominently displayed above a sleek wooden console. Incorporate bold, geometric patterns on the rug and colorful throw pillows. The couch should be a calming teal, complemented by indoor plants and unique decorative pieces. 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.
Use the exact photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the image: 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 vial image I provided and apply it to the first picture 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 change the vials 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. Mkae sure the back ground doesnt change at all
Use the exact photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the image: except the vials in the display and the logo get ride of imperialpeptides and change to GOls dtandard peptides. 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 vial image I provided and apply it to the first picture 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 change the vials 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. Mkae sure the back ground doesnt change at all
Create a **premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image** using the uploaded images/files as exact product references. **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 There are three reference images, and each has a different role: ### 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. ### IMAGE 2 — INTERNAL PRODUCT REFERENCE Use Image 2 **ONLY** as the reference for the actual product pieces that will be placed inside the packaging. Place **5 pieces of the Image 2 product inside the bag**, at a realistic and proportional scale. ### IMAGE 3 — STYLE / PRESENTATION REFERENCE ONLY Use Image 3 **ONLY as a reference for the style, structure, and presentation of the bag**. Image 3 must NOT be used as a reference for: * Colors * Artwork * Graphics * Patterns * Branding * Typography * Visual identity **Do NOT copy any colors from Image 3.** The final bag should have the **presentation/style of Image 3**, but the **exact colors and complete design of Image 1**. --- # PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show **one complete product**. * 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. * 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.** --- # TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The **grey section on the first bag in Image 1 must be completely TRANSPARENT**. It must function as a realistic transparent packaging window. **Do NOT render this area as grey, opaque, white, frosted, or semi-opaque.** Through this transparent section, place **5 pieces of the product from Image 2 inside the bag**. The 5 pieces must: * Be correctly scaled relative to the bag. * Be naturally arranged inside the packaging. * Look physically contained inside the bag. * Have realistic depth and positioning. * Be proportional to the actual packaging. Position the 5 pieces so that **only their pattern/visual appearance is visible through the transparent window**. The **text, labels, and unnecessary details on the internal products should be hidden by their positioning and scale**, similar to the visual effect shown in Image 3. Do not allow the internal products to look oversized or unrealistic. --- # PACKAGING SURFACE Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and evenly presented. Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions The packaging should look professionally prepared and perfectly positioned for a premium catalogue photograph. Use a clean **matte-to-satin finish** with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. Do not add: * Visible plastic texture * Grain * Fabric texture * Leather texture * Embossing * Artificial surface texture --- # ARTWORK PRESERVATION 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 cinematic Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions remove the folds completly make it look perfect, only keep very small fold where the bag opens, not on the top
Create a **premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image** using the uploaded images/files as exact product references. **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 There are three reference images, and each has a different role: ### 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. ### IMAGE 2 — INTERNAL PRODUCT REFERENCE Use Image 2 **ONLY** as the reference for the actual product pieces that will be placed inside the packaging. Place **5 pieces of the Image 2 product inside the bag**, at a realistic and proportional scale. ### IMAGE 3 — STYLE / PRESENTATION REFERENCE ONLY Use Image 3 **ONLY as a reference for the style, structure, and presentation of the bag**. Image 3 must NOT be used as a reference for: * Colors * Artwork * Graphics * Patterns * Branding * Typography * Visual identity **Do NOT copy any colors from Image 3.** The final bag should have the **presentation/style of Image 3**, but the **exact colors and complete design of Image 1**. --- # PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show **one complete product**. * 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. * 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.** --- # TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The **grey section on the first bag in Image 1 must be completely TRANSPARENT**. It must function as a realistic transparent packaging window. **Do NOT render this area as grey, opaque, white, frosted, or semi-opaque.** Through this transparent section, place **5 pieces of the product from Image 2 inside the bag**. The 5 pieces must: * Be correctly scaled relative to the bag. * Be naturally arranged inside the packaging. * Look physically contained inside the bag. * Have realistic depth and positioning. * Be proportional to the actual packaging. Position the 5 pieces so that **only their pattern/visual appearance is visible through the transparent window**. The **text, labels, and unnecessary details on the internal products should be hidden by their positioning and scale**, similar to the visual effect shown in Image 3. Do not allow the internal products to look oversized or unrealistic. --- # PACKAGING SURFACE Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and evenly presented. Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions The packaging should look professionally prepared and perfectly positioned for a premium catalogue photograph. Use a clean **matte-to-satin finish** with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. Do not add: * Visible plastic texture * Grain * Fabric texture * Leather texture * Embossing * Artificial surface texture --- # ARTWORK PRESERVATION 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 cinematic Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions remove the folds completly make it look perfect, only keep very small fold where the bag opens, not on the top
Create a **premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image** using the uploaded images/files as exact product references. **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 There are three reference images, and each has a different role: ### 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. ### IMAGE 2 — INTERNAL PRODUCT REFERENCE Use Image 2 **ONLY** as the reference for the actual product pieces that will be placed inside the packaging. Place **5 pieces of the Image 2 product inside the bag**, at a realistic and proportional scale. ### IMAGE 3 — STYLE / PRESENTATION REFERENCE ONLY Use Image 3 **ONLY as a reference for the style, structure, and presentation of the bag**. Image 3 must NOT be used as a reference for: * Colors * Artwork * Graphics * Patterns * Branding * Typography * Visual identity **Do NOT copy any colors from Image 3.** The final bag should have the **presentation/style of Image 3**, but the **exact colors and complete design of Image 1**. --- # PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show **one complete product**. * 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. * 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.** --- # TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The **grey section on the first bag in Image 1 must be completely TRANSPARENT**. It must function as a realistic transparent packaging window. **Do NOT render this area as grey, opaque, white, frosted, or semi-opaque.** Through this transparent section, place **5 pieces of the product from Image 2 inside the bag**. The 5 pieces must: * Be correctly scaled relative to the bag. * Be naturally arranged inside the packaging. * Look physically contained inside the bag. * Have realistic depth and positioning. * Be proportional to the actual packaging. Position the 5 pieces so that **only their pattern/visual appearance is visible through the transparent window**. The **text, labels, and unnecessary details on the internal products should be hidden by their positioning and scale**, similar to the visual effect shown in Image 3. Do not allow the internal products to look oversized or unrealistic. --- # PACKAGING SURFACE Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and evenly presented. Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions The packaging should look professionally prepared and perfectly positioned for a premium catalogue photograph. Use a clean **matte-to-satin finish** with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. Do not add: * Visible plastic texture * Grain * Fabric texture * Leather texture * Embossing * Artificial surface texture --- # ARTWORK PRESERVATION 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 cinematic Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions remove the folds completly make it look perfect, only keep very small fold where the bag opens, not on the top
Create a **premium, photorealistic, high-resolution studio product image** using the uploaded images/files as exact product references. **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 There are three reference images, and each has a different role: ### 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. ### IMAGE 2 — INTERNAL PRODUCT REFERENCE Use Image 2 **ONLY** as the reference for the actual product pieces that will be placed inside the packaging. Place **5 pieces of the Image 2 product inside the bag**, at a realistic and proportional scale. ### IMAGE 3 — STYLE / PRESENTATION REFERENCE ONLY Use Image 3 **ONLY as a reference for the style, structure, and presentation of the bag**. Image 3 must NOT be used as a reference for: * Colors * Artwork * Graphics * Patterns * Branding * Typography * Visual identity **Do NOT copy any colors from Image 3.** The final bag should have the **presentation/style of Image 3**, but the **exact colors and complete design of Image 1**. --- # PRODUCT PRESENTATION Show **one complete product**. * 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. * 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.** --- # TRANSPARENT GREY AREA The **grey section on the first bag in Image 1 must be completely TRANSPARENT**. It must function as a realistic transparent packaging window. **Do NOT render this area as grey, opaque, white, frosted, or semi-opaque.** Through this transparent section, place **5 pieces of the product from Image 2 inside the bag**. The 5 pieces must: * Be correctly scaled relative to the bag. * Be naturally arranged inside the packaging. * Look physically contained inside the bag. * Have realistic depth and positioning. * Be proportional to the actual packaging. Position the 5 pieces so that **only their pattern/visual appearance is visible through the transparent window**. The **text, labels, and unnecessary details on the internal products should be hidden by their positioning and scale**, similar to the visual effect shown in Image 3. Do not allow the internal products to look oversized or unrealistic. --- # PACKAGING SURFACE Make the front of the packaging perfectly smooth, flat, taut, and evenly presented. Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions The packaging should look professionally prepared and perfectly positioned for a premium catalogue photograph. Use a clean **matte-to-satin finish** with only extremely subtle and controlled highlights. Do not add: * Visible plastic texture * Grain * Fabric texture * Leather texture * Embossing * Artificial surface texture --- # ARTWORK PRESERVATION 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 cinematic Remove all: * Folds * Wrinkles * Creases * Dents * Bulges * Ripples * Waves * Crumpled areas * Uneven reflections * Surface distortions remove the folds completly make it look perfect, only keep very small fold where the bag opens, not on the top
a white shirt with a cool design
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Indoor book fair, closed cultural space, indicational signage, simple background, realistic architectural photography, neutral lighting, medium distance view.

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