FIND YOUR NEXT LOOK.

A template gives you a starting point for the scene, lighting and composition. You add your own product photo in Fotogenic AI to create a new image. The previews help you choose a look; they are not the finished photo of your product.

Use a sharp, well-lit photo that shows the full product and its important details. Avoid blur, heavy shadows and objects covering the product. Choose an angle that shows the features you want customers to see.

Explore clothing, footwear, bags, jewelry, beauty, packaged goods, home decor, tech and other products. Expand a category to choose a product type. Depending on the product, you can browse studio views, lifestyle scenes, on-model photos and creative campaign looks.

For a product page, choose a view that makes the product and its details easy to see. For ads or social posts, consider the setting, final crop and space for your message. Check the image at its intended size and follow the requirements of the platform where you publish.

Compare the result with your original photo. Check the shape, color, materials, labels and other important details. AI can change these, and an on-model image does not prove fit or sizing. If a detail is wrong, refine the result or use another image.

Use a similar scene and framing as a starting point for related products. Review the results together for lighting, scale and background consistency. A shared template helps set the direction, but each image still needs a product-detail check.

Yes. Fotogenic AI has a separate workflow for turning a product image into a short video. This library previews photo templates. Create and review your image first, then explore the product video workflow for movement and another way to show your product.

No. You can browse categories and open previews here without signing in. To create with your own product, open the Fotogenic AI app and sign in or create an account. The Try Fotogenic AI button opens the app; you choose your template there.