AI product shoots.
Your creative direction.

AI product photography for ecommerce and brand campaigns: packshots, lifestyle scenes, on-model images and video.

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  2. Cream structured handbag with gold hardware on warm stone
  3. Sage-colored skincare serum on a stone plinth in soft window light
  5. Dark over-ear headphones on a gray studio pedestal
  6. Campaign concept: model in a cobalt jacket holding an orange camera against a lilac backdrop
  7. Model wearing a black graphic T-shirt at the coast at sunset
  8. Complete pair of gold earrings with green and pink stones on gray
Product Shoot · Range · Eight productsApp showcase and outputs. Camera image: campaign concept.

The lookbook

Packshot to campaign,
in one direction.

Packshots, lifestyle scenes, and on-model films share the light and palette you set.

01 · PackshotTeal headphones, slow push-in
02 · LifestyleTortoiseshell frames, golden hour
03 · On-modelGold earrings, warm studio light

The brief

Choose what goes
into the shoot.

Product, model, outputs, aesthetic. Four choices that shape the production.

  1. Choose product

    Start with clear photos of the product and its defining details.

  2. Choose model

    Choose a stock model or bring your own reference. Optional for goods.

  3. Choose outputs

    Build a shot list of stills, product films, or both.

  4. Choose aesthetic

    Choose a look, or describe your own light, palette, setting, and camera direction.

Ready to shoot. Review the setup and estimate, then generate.

Start your shoot→

The review

Look closer
before launch.

Compare the candidate with the product reference. Your team makes the final call.

  • Shape

    Proportions, edges, seams, and construction.

  • Finish

    Material, texture, reflections, and color.

  • Branding

    Logos, lettering, labels, and artwork.

Supplied reference of unbranded silver rectangular eyeglassesReference
Product Shoot profile output of silver rectangular eyeglassesProduct Shoot output
Product reference and generated profile for visual review.

The pilot

Bring the
next product.

Share your references, shot list, and delivery criteria. We’ll plan a pilot around your catalog or brand workflow.

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Model in a cream suit holding a brown leather top-handle bag in a sunlit stone courtyard

Product shoot questions.

Product Shoot is Induce’s AI product photography workspace. Add product references, choose a model when needed, select outputs and an aesthetic, review the estimate, then generate and inspect the results.

Use 1–8 clear reference photos of the same product. Include useful angles and visible details such as construction, material, color, labels, and logos. Upload material your team has permission to use.

Choose packshots, lifestyle product photography, on-model images, and selected product videos. Available shots depend on your setup and account; confirm the shot list and delivery requirements when planning your pilot.

Plan product photos for catalogs and product detail pages (PDPs), then select lifestyle or on-model shots for campaigns. Check your channel’s image and format requirements and approve product details before publishing.

Choose a suggested look or describe your own direction. A look can define the setting, light, palette, wardrobe, and camera treatment. Review the direction, selected shots, and estimated cost before generation.

Checks can report pass, fail, or uncertain findings. Still-image checks cover the image; video checks sample frames. Compare results with your product references and approve them before publishing. Results without a completed check remain unverified.

Product Shoot shows an estimated credit total for the selected shoot before generation. Review the setup, shot list, and current estimate together. Measure review time and any further attempts when evaluating production cost.

Bring a representative product, its references, required image formats, and your approval criteria. Start with a scoped pilot, review the resulting imagery, and discuss production volume and rollout requirements with our team.