AI lip gloss mockup generator

Lip Gloss mockups, generated — not templated

Beauty influencers launching a gloss collab and small-batch cosmetic brands both need glossy, light-catching product shots fast. Describe the tube and the scene and AI renders the reflections for you.

  • 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 lip gloss mockup sample

Generated with Mockup Generator — “A clear lip gloss tube with a doe-foot wand propped against a stack of glossy ma…”

Prompt ideas to start from

“A clear lip gloss tube with a doe-foot wand propped against a stack of glossy magazines on a pink acrylic surface, bright overhead ring light creating a glossy highlight, featuring a tasteful sample brand design on the tube, eye-level angle, no watermarks, no text overlays.”Use this prompt “Lip gloss tube laid flat beside scattered rose petals, soft diffused light”Use this prompt “Lip gloss standing in a cluster of three on a mirrored tray”Use this prompt “Lip gloss wand mid-swipe over a smudge of gloss, close-up macro shot”Use this prompt

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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 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 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, 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
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 realistic product mockup based on these instructions: Create a pair of elegant light pink 12-inch high heels adorned with sparkling diamonds that catch the light. The heels should have a sleek, glossy finish with a pointed toe and a delicate ankle strap. Surround the shoes with soft, pastel-colored flowers and a shimmering, opalescent background for a luxurious effect. 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 an extravagant 10-inch high heel crafted from luxurious black satin, adorned with a cascade of sparkling diamonds along the stiletto and around the ankle strap. The shoe features an elegant open toe, a glossy finish, and a daring silhouette, exuding opulence and sophistication for the ultimate glamorous evening wear. 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 refined jewelry brand identity mockup featuring a color palette of dark espresso and deep chocolate, reminiscent of sophisticated editorial fashion packaging. Integrate a subtle, desaturated leopard pattern with a matte finish for elegance. The typography should be elongated, clean, and architectural, emphasizing spaciousness. Incorporate warm champagne-gold foil accents subtly. Use textured matte paper for packaging, a suede pouch in warm sand or taupe, and a deep mocha satin ribbon, all neatly housed in a minimally detailed rigid box. Employ soft warm studio lighting and a neutral beige background to maintain a calm, elevated aesthetic. The design should exude quiet sophistication, reflecting an Italian boutique vibe with tactile materials and a restrained composition. Keep generous empty spaces around the logo and typography, ensuring a confident, minimal placement that conveys luxury without excess. Avoid crowded elements, glossy finishes, pink tones, luxury clichés, and generic glamour to achieve a timeless, premium feminine identity that feels more like a high-end fashion accessory brand. 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 visually appealing round keychain mockup featuring a sleek metal finish. Incorporate customizable elements such as a vibrant logo or graphic on one side, surrounded by a colorful, textured background. Showcase the keychain from multiple angles to highlight its glossy surface and functional keyring attachment, perfect for branding presentations. 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.
Photorealistic mockup of a 10ml glass peptide vial with a clean professional label and blue flip-off cap, on a laboratory bench, soft clinical lighting, shallow depth of field
Photorealistic product mockup of a shower with this tile https://www.anatolia.com/collections/teramodaa on the wall and brushed gold fixtures by pfister and glass doors
Photorealistic mockup of a 10ml glass peptide vial with a clean professional label and blue flip-off cap, on a laboratory bench, soft clinical lighting, shallow depth of field. Use transparent background and remove Nexgen branding
Photorealistic mockup of a 10ml glass peptide vial with a clean professional label and blue flip-off cap, on a laboratory bench, soft clinical lighting, shallow depth of field
Photorealistic mockup of a 10ml glass peptide vial with a clean professional label and blue flip-off cap, on a laboratory bench, soft clinical lighting, shallow depth of field
Edited mockup: Real commercial product photograph. One gift box wrapped in the uploaded Christ
Edited mockup: Create a realistic commercial product photograph of one rectangular gift box wra
Photorealistic mockup of a 3ml glass peptide vial with a clean professional label and blue flip-off cap, on a white soft linen table cloth, soft studio lighting, shallow depth of field
Photorealistic mockup of a 10ml glass peptide vial with a clean professional label and blue flip-off cap, on a laboratory bench, soft clinical lighting, us the picture with the viles but put the label on the vials and make the color pallet match
Edited mockup: Create a realistic commercial product photograph of one rectangular gift box wra
A premium pharmaceutical peptide vial mockup on a dark gradient background (black fading into deep teal/blue), featuring a realistic glass vial with a metallic silver cap. Use reference imagine as the cover of the vial. The lighting is soft and cinematic with subtle reflections and shadows, creating a high-end biotech aesthetic. Ultra-realistic, centered composition, sharp focus, professional product render.
A premium realistic product photography mockup of a small pharmaceutical-style glass peptide vial labeled “RetraLabs” and “GLP-3 R10”, 10 mg. Use a clean, modern orange and white label design, with orange as the dominant brand color and subtle dark typography. Minimal, sophisticated laboratory aesthetic, crisp typography, perfectly centered label, white sterile cap, clear glass vial with realistic powder inside. Place the vial standing upright on a clean white/light-gray studio surface with soft natural shadows. High-end pharmaceutical product photography, photorealistic materials, realistic glass reflections, sharp focus, premium commercial branding, minimal background, no people, no hands, no unnecessary props.
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Base image = the exact vial photo I provided. Do not change anything about the vial: shape, size, glass, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, or white background. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it to the vial. STRICT RULES — NO EXCEPTIONS: 1. The logo must stay 100% identical to the original label image. - Do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, or alter the gold hexagon/molecule logo in any way. - Keep the exact same shape, line weight, gold color, proportions, and position relative to the text. 2. Do not change any part of the label design: - Same fonts - Same text (including “GOLD STANDARD PEPTIDES”, product name, dosage, Store, Purity, and disclaimer) - Same colors - Same DNA helix background pattern - Same spacing and layout 3. Only allowed change: gently warp the label so it wraps realistically around the curved glass of the vial (matching the original label’s position and size). 4. DO NOT change the shape, size or color of the vial in ANY way If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Edited mockup: Add this logo to a 3ml glass peptide vial with white cap. Add white powder insid
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Base image = the exact vial photo I provided. Do not change anything about the vial: shape, size, glass, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, or white background. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it to the vial. STRICT RULES — NO EXCEPTIONS: 1. The logo must stay 100% identical to the original label image. - Do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, or alter the gold hexagon/molecule logo in any way. - Keep the exact same shape, line weight, gold color, proportions, and position relative to the text. 2. Do not change any part of the label design: - Same fonts - Same text (including “GOLD STANDARD PEPTIDES”, product name, dosage, Store, Purity, and disclaimer) - Same colors - Same DNA helix background pattern - Same spacing and layout 3. Only allowed change: gently warp the label so it wraps realistically around the curved glass of the vial (matching the original label’s position and size). If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied.
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle
Use the exact vial photo I provided as the base image. Do not change anything about the vial: keep the exact same shape, size, proportions, glass thickness, gold lid, silver ring, reflections, lighting, shadows, perspective, empty interior, and pure white background. The vial must remain 100% identical to the original photo. Take the exact label image I provided and apply it onto the vial. The label must stay 100% identical to the original label file — do not redraw, regenerate, simplify, recolor, or alter the logo, fonts, text, colors, DNA helix pattern, spacing, or layout in any way. Only allowed change: gently warp/distort the label so it wraps realistically around the curved cylindrical surface of the glass vial, matching the natural perspective and position of a real label on this exact bottle. If the vial looks even slightly different in shape or size, or if the logo/text on the label looks different from the original label image, the result is wrong. Output only the final photorealistic vial with the completely unaltered label applied. If the logo or any text looks even slightly different from the label image I gave you, the result is wrong. Output only the final vial with the completely unaltered label applied and bottle

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI lip gloss mockup generator work?

Describe the scene you want — or upload your design, logo or artwork — and the AI renders a photorealistic lip gloss mockup in seconds, with natural lighting, shadows and perspective. No Photoshop templates or smart objects needed.

Can I put my own design on the lip gloss?

Yes — upload up to four reference images (logos, artwork, screenshots or product shots) and the AI integrates them onto the lip gloss with realistic warping, lighting and materials.

Who owns the mockups?

You do — mockups you generate are yours. See our Terms of Service for full details. Copyright rules vary by country and we can't give legal advice, so check with a legal expert on specific questions.

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