Turn a product image into a new campaign scene

Start with a clear reference when the subject already exists. Name the details that matter—the silhouette, color, material, or handle—and describe the setting you want to replace. This makes a product-scene edit more focused than a prompt that only asks for a beautiful advertisement.

For an article illustration or a concept with no existing product to preserve, start from text instead. Describe the subject, visual style, and destination together. A small editorial spot illustration needs a different composition from a full-width campaign cover.

Try a studio setting, a natural-light scene, or a more graphic composition while keeping the product and brief otherwise consistent. This makes it easier to judge what the setting contributes, rather than comparing images where everything changed at once.

Once one direction works, use it as the reference for the next edit. Keep useful wording about lighting and palette with the selected image, then adjust the framing for another placement. Review the group together so it feels like one campaign rather than a collection of unrelated outputs.

For occasional work, use the browser image generator to test a prompt, upload references, and download a result. The Image Prompts library can provide starting points for subject, style, or composition without dictating the final design.

When the task repeats across products or articles, send your chosen prompts and references through Images API, or use image tools from an MCP client. Keep the resulting candidates in your existing review process so the final selection, copy, and publishing remain with your team.