Your Scene, Your Words
The Scene field takes up to 300 characters. Write a marble bathroom counter with plants, a sunny picnic blanket or a dark wooden bar, and the product is placed there naturally.
Place your product into any scene for ads and listings.
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Name the surface, the place, one or two props and the light, for example: on a wooden cafe table next to a croissant, morning sunlight. Keep it under 300 characters and avoid adding other branded products.
The recipe asks the model to keep the shape, colors, logo and label identical to your reference. Clear, well-lit reference photos help; always zoom in on small text before publishing.
Each image costs 20 credits, shown before you start. Failed generations are refunded automatically. New accounts receive 50 free credits, and the Free plan adds 50 credits every month.
Yes. Content you generate can be used in ads, stores and social media, subject to the terms of service and the model providers' policies.
The 1 to 4 photos are meant as references for one product. For a scene with several products, use the Image generator with Nano Banana 2 and describe the arrangement yourself.
One 4:5 vertical image at 2K per generation, suited to social feeds, product galleries and banners.
Yes. Your photos and results stay private unless you share them to the community.
The Scene field takes up to 300 characters. Write a marble bathroom counter with plants, a sunny picnic blanket or a dark wooden bar, and the product is placed there naturally.
The recipe tells the model to keep the product's shape, colors, logo and label identical to your reference, so the ad still shows what customers will receive.
Premium natural light, shallow depth of field and realistic proportions help the item sit in the scene instead of floating on top of it, as it would in studio product photography.
The vertical 4:5 format takes up more space in social feeds than a square, and 2K resolution keeps labels sharp on product pages.
Each lifestyle product photo costs 20 credits, displayed before you generate. Failed generations are refunded automatically.
An AI product background replaces the plain or messy setting of your product photo with a new, believable scene: a skincare bottle on a bathroom shelf, a mug on a cafe table, a sneaker on wet city pavement. The product stays the same; the world around it changes to tell shoppers how and where it fits into their day.
On NeoMundo, the Lifestyle Scene recipe does this in one step. You upload 1 to 4 photos of the product and describe the scene in plain words. Behind the button, Nano Banana 2, Google's image model known for keeping the same product consistent across reference images, receives a fixed brief: high-end lifestyle advertising photo, the exact product from the reference, placed naturally in your scene, realistic scale, premium natural light, shallow depth of field, magazine-quality composition.
Each generation returns one 4:5 image at 2K, usually within 10 to 60 seconds, for 20 credits. That makes it cheap to test several settings for the same item, compare them and keep the one that fits your brand.
A lifestyle product photo works best next to a clean main image. Pair this recipe with White Background Main Image for listings, or try Studio Podium and Water Splash for other styles of product photography. For a batch of up to 6 assets from one product link or photo, use the Product Kit in Marketing Studio.
Use sharp photos with the whole product in view and the label facing the camera. Add a second angle or a label close-up if the packaging has small text. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB each.
In the Scene field, write one or two sentences: surface, location, props and mood. Example: on a marble bathroom counter with plants, soft morning light. Concrete nouns work better than adjectives.
Press Generate (20 credits). Try two or three different scenes at once; up to 8 generations can run in parallel. Check the logo and label, then download your favorite.
Test several lifestyle product photo variations for the same item in paid social campaigns and keep the one with the strongest results, without booking a new shoot for each idea.
After the white main image, add two or three in-context images so shoppers can picture the size and use of the product in a real room.
Move the same bottle from a summer beach to a winter cabin or a holiday table by changing one line of text, and refresh your store for each season.
Hero banners and newsletter headers need mood as much as detail. A 4:5 scene image crops well into banners and story formats.