Product stills without booking a photo studio

Product Still is a virtual studio for one product. You upload the product image. Deepscene keeps that product exact by default and builds a photograph around it. You pick the shot type, an optional scene, the aspect, and how many versions you want. Fidelity controls how tightly the run holds the original product. The results are stills for a catalogue, an ad, or a reference into another tool.

How to use it

1. Open Product still.
2. Upload a clear photo of the product. A flat lay, a pack front, or a simple phone shot is enough if the shape and the label are visible.
3. Choose the framing: a hero, a pack, or a lifestyle-adjacent scene. Set the aspect for the channel you will post to.
4. Set fidelity higher when the label, the cap, or the colour has to match the upload. Lower it only when you want more freedom in the scene.
5. Generate, compare the versions, and download the one you will use. A later note edits that file.

Take the winner into Hypervisuals as a start or end frame, into a commercial as the product reference, or into Banners as the hero object.

Where to use it

Use Product Still when you sell a physical good and you do not have a daylight studio, a sweep, or a photographer this week. One SKU, a colourway, or a hero for a landing page all fit. Use Product collection when the job is a whole line under an existing mark. Use Text to image when there is no real product to protect.

What you pay

Each version is a still. A standard still is 2 credits, so four versions are 8 credits. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits, about 75 standard stills. Creator is $39 for 420. Studio is $99 for 1,100. High quality is 5 credits a still. Plans renew monthly. You can cancel any time, and there is no setup fee. See pricing. You own the file you download.

Questions

Will the label be rewritten?

Fidelity is there so the product stays the one you uploaded. Keep it tight when words and colours on the pack matter.

Do I need a brand kit first?

No. The product photo is the input. A brand kit is useful later, when the still has to sit next to a mark.