Listing images: 750 ml navy insulated bottle
1. Assumptions to confirm
- The body is matte navy with a powder-coat finish. The lid is natural bamboo (the grain varies) over a black silicone ring. The carry loop is attached to the lid, and its color and material need confirming. There is no logo.
- The bottle is 26 cm tall. I've left out its diameter, which you should add (roughly 7 cm is typical for 750 ml).
- Only the bottle is included. No straw, sleeve or box is shown.
- Check your marketplace's rules on minimum size, product fill percentage, and whether AI-edited images are allowed or must be disclosed.
- Use your real phone photo as the reference or edit input wherever your tool supports it. Describe only what should change.
2. Shot list
| # | Shot | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hero, white background | Main image. Edit of your real photo. |
| 2 | Angle or lid view | Shows the lid, carry loop and ring from a second side. |
| 3 | Detail close-up | Shows the bamboo, silicone and matte finish. |
| 4 | Scale shot | Shows the real size next to a hand. |
| 5 | Lifestyle | Shows use in a simple setting. |
3. Prompts
Shared style words (use in all five): "clean commercial product photograph, soft diffused daylight-balanced light, true colors, natural realistic textures, no text, no logos."
1. Hero (edit your photo)
Using the attached photo, keep the water bottle exactly as it is: matte navy blue stainless steel body, natural bamboo lid with a black silicone ring, and the carry loop. Replace only the background with a pure, plain white background (RGB 255,255,255). Bottle upright, centered, full product visible with even margin around it, straight front view at eye level. Soft even studio light, a faint natural ground shadow under the base. Do not change the shape, proportions, color, bamboo grain or lid details. Do not add text, logos or any objects. Clean commercial product photograph, true colors.
2. Second angle
Using the attached photo as the reference for the product, show the same matte navy stainless steel bottle with bamboo lid, black silicone ring and carry loop from a slightly elevated three-quarter angle, so the top of the lid and the loop are clearly visible. Plain white background, bottle centered with margin around it. Soft even studio light, gentle ground shadow. Keep the shape and proportions faithful, with no logo or text. Clean commercial product photograph, true colors.
If the tool can't match your bottle from one reference, shoot this angle on your phone instead.
3. Detail close-up
Macro close-up of the lid area of a matte navy blue stainless steel bottle: natural bamboo lid with visible grain, black silicone sealing ring, and the top of the carry loop. Sharp focus on the bamboo and ring, shallow depth of field, the matte navy powder-coat finish softly blurred behind. Plain light grey or white background. Soft side light that shows the wood grain without glare. No logo or text, true colors, natural realistic textures.
4. Scale shot
Using the attached photo for the product, show the 26 cm tall matte navy stainless steel bottle with bamboo lid held by its body in an adult's hand, at its true relative size, so that it stands about one and a half hand-lengths tall. Plain white or very light neutral background. The hand is natural with five fingers and relaxed. Soft even light, true colors, no logo or text, clean commercial product photograph.
5. Lifestyle
The matte navy blue stainless steel water bottle with bamboo lid and black silicone ring, standing on a light oak desk next to a closed laptop and a green plant, with soft morning window light. Simple, uncluttered, slightly blurred background, bottle clearly the main subject and fully in view. Eye-level shot, realistic scale, no logo or text, true colors, natural realistic textures.
Use the reference photo here too if your tool allows it. For all five shots, don't include a second product, a drink in the picture that implies contents you don't sell, or a person's face.
4. Consistency notes
- Keep the same navy and bamboo description and the shared style words in every prompt.
- Use the same light direction and softness on shots 1 to 4.
- Generate several versions of each shot. Choose the one closest to the real bottle, not the prettiest.
5. Checklist and risks specific to this bottle
- Navy color drift. AI often turns navy into black, royal blue or purple. Compare each image side by side with the real bottle on a calibrated screen.
- Matte finish. Reject any image with glossy highlights or a chrome look on the body.
- Bamboo. Check that the grain looks real, the color is right, and the lid hasn't turned into plastic or dark wood.
- Lid details. Check the silicone ring (black, correct thickness), the loop (attachment point, length, color) and any seams. AI often adds or removes a spout, a button or a handle.
- Logo and text. Make sure no brand mark, engraving or measurement scale has appeared on the body.
- Proportions. The bottle should be 26 cm tall and about 3.5 times as tall as it is wide. Reject stretched or squat versions.
- White background. Check that it is true white at the edges (use a color picker), with no grey cast, halo or cut-out artifacts, and that the shadow doesn't look like part of the bottle.
- Hand. Check finger count and grip. The hand should not hide the lid or the loop.
- Claims. Don't add "keeps cold 24 h", badges or certifications to the images. Put any performance claims only in the text you can back up.
- Terms. Check the AI tool's commercial-use terms, and the marketplace's current rules on AI-generated or edited images and on disclosure.
If you tell me the tool you'll use (for example an image editor with reference-image support or a text-to-image model), I can adjust the syntax. I can also tighten any prompt once you see a first result.
Real run in an isolated folder with only this skill installed. Only the Skill and Read tools were enabled, so no command was run and no file was written. The scenario is fictional. No image was generated: the model only wrote text prompts, so how well they work depends on the image tool you use. Any product image made from these prompts must be compared with the real product before use. The bottle size note about its width is the model's own assumption.
What it does
Plans a set of listing images and writes one prompt per shot: hero on a plain background, angle series, lifestyle, in-hand or scale, flat lay, detail close-up, backdrop swap for a real photo and mockups. It starts from the real product facts (size, exact colors, materials, finish, what is included) and prefers using your real photo as a reference or edit input, describing only what should change. It describes materials, light, color and angle accurately and keeps one style and light across the set.
Built-in honesty
The picture must not mislead: no added features or accessories, no fake badges, awards or before-and-after results, no competitor brands or look-alikes. It ends with a checklist for comparing every image with the real item (color drift, finish, parts, proportions, artifacts, background) and a reminder to check the store's image rules and disclosure rules for AI images.
Good for
Store and marketplace listings that need five or more product pictures.
Low risk: pure instructions with no scripts, no network access and no file writes. It writes prompts and does not generate images; results vary by tool, and every generated image must be compared with the real product before you publish it, because color, shape and parts can drift. Marketplace image rules, disclosure rules for AI-made images and product claim rules (food, supplements, cosmetics, children's items) differ by platform and country and change; it flags them for you to verify and gives no legal advice. It will not help imitate brands, create fake endorsements or deceive. Original skill by AIBars (MIT). Tried once on an invented water bottle; no image was generated.