Your product, new scenes
The AI edits your actual product photo, so the packaging is not redrawn or swapped.
AI product images
Make new product shots from a photo in your catalog: studio packshots, lifestyle scenes, flat lays and festive setups, in square, feed, story or banner sizes. The product stays your real product.
Campaign record
Illustrative flowCampaign signal
One brief.
One pulse.
Team visibility
Shared from draft to payout
Work in motion
Updated now
Brief aligned
Complete
Creators shortlisted
Complete
Content approved
In review
Outcome measured
Ready after launch
Campaign state
On track
Every decision stays connected
Everything your team needs to discover creators, run campaigns, and measure outcomes, without tool sprawl.
The AI edits your actual product photo, so the packaging is not redrawn or swapped.
Studio packshot, lifestyle scene, flat lay, in hand and festive, each with an optional line of direction.
Square, 4:5 feed, 9:16 story and 16:9 banner from the same product.
Pick Nano Banana for quick images or Nano Banana Pro for sharper labels and 2K detail.
Each image costs a few credits, shown before you make it, and a failed image gives them back.
Download the image or save it to the product, ready for your store, ads and social.
Where brand teams put the workspace to work, from the first brief to the final payout.
This page is open to everyone. Making images needs a brand account, because each image starts from a product photo in your own catalog.
One credit balance pays for AI images and AI videos, so a brand can test stills and motion for the same product side by side.
Most brands need far more product images than they can shoot: a clean packshot for the store, a lifestyle scene for ads, a flat lay for social, a festive setup for the season and every one of them in several sizes. An AI product image generator fills that gap from a single good photo, so a small team can keep every channel fresh.
It works best for scenes around the product, not for the product itself. The generator keeps your real packaging and builds the setting, the light and the props around it. When a channel needs people using the product, a creator shoot still reads as more believable, and Limurse can help you brief one.
Start from where the image will live. A studio packshot on a seamless backdrop suits store listings and marketplaces, a lifestyle scene suits ads and the home page, a flat lay suits feeds, and an in hand shot shows scale for products people are unsure about. Festive styles help when you sell into a moment like Diwali or the holidays.
Then pick the size before you generate, because composition changes with the frame. Square and 4:5 suit feeds, 9:16 suits stories and reels covers, and 16:9 suits banners and email headers. Making the right size from the start keeps the product centred instead of cropped later.
Give the generator a sharp, well lit photo of the product on its own, with the label facing the camera. The fast model is good for exploring scenes, and the Pro model is worth it when a label has small text that must stay legible. Check the label in every image before you publish it.
Keep direction short and physical: a surface, a light and one or two props. Leave prices, offers and logos for your design tool, where they can be placed exactly. Save the images you keep to the product in your catalog, so the whole team works from the same approved set.
You can read about every style here without an account. Making images needs a Limurse brand account and credits, and each image shows its price before you make it. A failed image gives its credits back.
No. The generator edits your real product photo and is told to keep the shape, colours, label and printed text as they are, building the scene around it. Check labels with small text before you publish.
Square, 4:5 for feeds, 9:16 for stories and 16:9 for banners. Pick the size before generating so the product is composed for that frame.
Nano Banana is the fast option for exploring scenes. Nano Banana Pro takes a little longer, makes 2K images and keeps small label text sharper, and it costs more credits per image.
Yes. One credit balance pays for both, so you can test stills and motion for the same product from one place.
Turn the same photo into a short vertical video.
Brief real creators when people matter in the shot.
Plan and run creator content campaigns.
Plans and credit packs for brands.
What makes a product ad worth stopping for.
Whether you are building a campaign or your creator business, keep discovery, communication, deliverables, and results clear from the start.