Beauty & Skincare
Beauty imagery grounded in the product you sell.
Beauty content often needs to show both the package and a feeling: a daily ritual, a quiet shelf, or a considered gift. Use clear product photos to ground the work, and supply verified details when the brief involves texture, ingredients, or claims.
From product to finished creative
- 01
Gather the facts
Prepare package photos and any verified shade, texture, or ingredient details.
- 02
Choose the visual direction
Use Quick Shoot for a scene or Canvas for a specific handheld, detail, or ad brief.
- 03
Review the product and claims
Check the result against the source and approved copy before publication.
See the idea in practice
The same face-oil bottle is presented in two styled settings. Compare the label and bottle with the original, and distinguish decorative scene elements from claims about the formula.
What you can make
- What to bring
- Clear packaging photos and verified formula or texture information when needed. Add a permitted reference for a specific beauty direction.
- What you get
- Packshots, lifestyle beauty photographs, handheld views, and detail compositions. Use ad recipes when approved promotional copy belongs in the image.
- What you can change
- Choose the setting, surface, light, and crop. Explain whether an ingredient is a real product fact or only a styling request.
- What to check
- Check label text, shade, volume, and texture. Do not use a generated composition as evidence of a clinical result or invent benefits that the product cannot substantiate.
Find the right fit
Useful for a product launch, a refreshed listing, or a consistent beauty feed. Keep real close-up references for details that determine what the customer receives.
The model, output format, and workflow determine credit use and plan availability. The pricing page has the current options; video requires a paid plan.
Compare plans and credits →Questions, answered
Can I show product texture?
Provide a real texture reference and an accurate description. Review the generated surface and consistency; a model should not decide what the formula feels like.
Can I add ingredient imagery?
Supply verified ingredient information and say how it should appear. Check that the composition does not imply an unsupported formula or benefit.
Can I make launch and everyday-feed images?
Use campaign recipes for a specific launch message and Brand Agent for coordinated recurring photography. Review each format and caption before use.
What should I check before publishing?
Compare the result with the actual product, review every factual claim, and check the requirements of the destination. Keep a source photo and accurate product text alongside generated imagery.
Keep exploring
Start with the bottle. Shape the beauty story.
Start with your product, review the result, and make it yours.