What a project can include
Every launch needs a different mix, so nothing here is a fixed package. We scope each project around what you're putting out and where it has to run. Most projects draw on some of these:
- Product stills, including hero, angle and in-context shots
- Texture and macro visuals
- Model and lifestyle shots
- Short motion for paid and organic
- Full campaign sets, built to read as a single shoot
Files arrive at retina resolution, cropped to the ratios you run. If you need something that isn't on this list, ask. It's usually possible.
Why it holds up
Every project starts from a locked master reference of your product, so materials, color and label stay identical across every asset. That's the part most AI work gets wrong. The jar changes shade between shots, the type on the label garbles, and the second render quietly decays the branding of the first.
We've documented those failures and how to get around each one, and the method is public. It's the ten free tutorials. Holding it steady across forty assets in a single campaign is the harder part, and that's the work we do here.
How it runs
01 Brief
You fill in the form below. It asks for enough that we can scope the work without a call:
what's launching, roughly how many assets, where they run, when you need them.
02 Master lock
One clean photo of the product becomes the master reference. Everything downstream
is built from it, never from the previous render.
03 First look
We send a small set back for direction before the full run, so a wrong read costs
a day rather than the project.
04 Delivery
The full set, in the ratios and resolutions you specified, with a round of
revisions included.
Most brands start with one launch. Some stay on monthly.
What we need from you
One clean, well lit photo of the product. A phone shot on a white surface is enough. If the product isn't manufactured yet, packaging artwork or a dieline works instead. Say so in the form, because it changes the approach.
No shoot, no samples shipped, no studio booking.