AI Product Image GenerationProduct stills before you book a studio.

When the product has to be held, worn, tasted or proven. A generated still can suggest a look. It cannot show the actual object a buyer will receive. If that proof is the point, book the shoot.

A 3D render is built from dielines, dimensions and materials, and the scene can be reused for the next variant. Image generation starts from a brief and references. If the geometry has to be exact, 3D is the job.

Only as closely as the references allow, and we will not pretend otherwise. For a pack that must match print colour and a dieline, we start from the packaging artwork and say where a render or a photograph is safer.

No. A hero still and a set of listing images are different jobs. Send the product, the number of frames and the channels, and you get a fixed quote in writing before we start.

Sometimes. If the light, the crop and the colour are close enough, a generated frame can fill a gap in a set. If it will sit next to a hero photograph of the real product, we check that first and decline the job when the mismatch would show.

AI Image Generation is quoted from the brief. There is no published pack price. The quote depends on how many frames, how close they have to match a real product, and where the files will be used. You get a fixed figure in writing before any work starts.

Yes. We run from Mumbai with a presence in Stuttgart, and most of our work is done remotely for clients in other time zones.

It depends on the scope and how quickly feedback comes back, so you get a timeline with the quote rather than a number that does not survive the first round.