Amazon Marble Product Images
Budget: £50 – £150 GBP
I have around twenty marble décor pieces that were photographed against a plain white backdrop. I now need each item showcased in eight unique, AI-generated scenes—translating to roughly 200 final images—so I can list them attractively on Amazon.
Here is the creative direction I want followed:
• All scenes stay indoors, placing the product in an elegant living-room environment.
• Background styling should lean toward bold, vibrant colour palettes while still allowing the marble to remain the focal point.
• Lighting, reflections, scale and shadows must feel natural and consistent with the source photo; no distortions or obvious AI artefacts.
• Image ratio and resolution must satisfy Amazon standards (minimum 2000 px on the longest side, RGB, jpeg or png).
• Deliver the files item-wise—separate folder per product, clearly named for quick upload.
You’ll receive high-resolution cut-outs of each piece. Feel free to use Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Photoshop Generative Fill—or your preferred workflow—as long as the results are photo-realistic and ready for immediate listing.
I’ll review a first batch (one item, eight images) to lock in lighting, perspective and colour treatment before you complete the remaining sets.
Here is the creative direction I want followed:
• All scenes stay indoors, placing the product in an elegant living-room environment.
• Background styling should lean toward bold, vibrant colour palettes while still allowing the marble to remain the focal point.
• Lighting, reflections, scale and shadows must feel natural and consistent with the source photo; no distortions or obvious AI artefacts.
• Image ratio and resolution must satisfy Amazon standards (minimum 2000 px on the longest side, RGB, jpeg or png).
• Deliver the files item-wise—separate folder per product, clearly named for quick upload.
You’ll receive high-resolution cut-outs of each piece. Feel free to use Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Photoshop Generative Fill—or your preferred workflow—as long as the results are photo-realistic and ready for immediate listing.
I’ll review a first batch (one item, eight images) to lock in lighting, perspective and colour treatment before you complete the remaining sets.