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Product photos on schedule
Upload real photos of a product and she renders it faithfully into a new on-brand Instagram post, with a caption, on a rhythm you set once.
How she runs it
- 1 Upload photos of the actual product, up to five; she renders that exact item, not a lookalike.
- 2 Pick a shot type: a hero shot, a lifestyle scene, a flat lay, or a close-up on the material.
- 3 Decide if you want to appear in the shot too; the toggle stays off for a product-only image.
- 4 She builds one 4:5 feed image plus a caption and hashtags, faithful to the real product.
- 5 It waits in review until you approve it, so the catalog never posts something you have not seen.
A product photo that quietly drifts from the real thing costs more than no photo at all. Someone orders the blue one, a different blue shows up, and now you are writing an apology instead of packing a box. The whole job of a product shot is faithfulness first and style a distant second.
That is the one instruction Amber follows above everything else here. Upload the actual photos of the item, up to five, and she keeps the real shape, label, material, and proportions intact while she places it in a proper scene: a hero shot, a lifestyle setting, a flat lay, or a close-up on the finish. You decide whether you appear next to the product or leave it alone; the toggle defaults to product-only, so nobody gets added to your feed by accident. The caption comes back short and in your voice, with one soft nudge at the end instead of a description of what is already sitting in the picture.
A catalog does not need a new idea every week the way a caption or a meme does. It needs the same faithful treatment run on a schedule you can actually keep. Every image sits in review before it reaches the feed, so a shade that rendered slightly off never becomes the picture a customer orders from. If keeping any posting rhythm going without wearing you out is the real problem, here is the batching system that makes it sustainable.
Fair questions
Will the product in the photo actually match what I sell?
Faithfulness is the whole job of this template: your uploaded photos are the reference, and the prompt explicitly keeps the real shape, label, material, and proportions instead of redesigning them. That instruction is not double-checked by a separate step, so always look over the draft before you approve it.
Do I have to appear in the photo myself?
No. The creator-in-shot option defaults to off, so the product appears alone unless you turn it on for that task. Switch it on when you want a lifestyle shot with you and the product together instead of the product by itself.
How many product photos do I need to upload?
At least one, and up to five. They are the faithful reference images she renders from, so more angles give the final shot more to work with, though one clear photo is enough to start.
What shot styles can she produce?
Four: a straightforward hero shot, a lifestyle scene with the product in use, an overhead flat lay, and a close-up on material and finish. You choose the style per task, so the catalog is not stuck looking the same way every time.