AI product visual workspace

From a product phototo a complete product visual plan.

Upload your product assets, pick a template or describe what you need. PictMagic plans the main image, secondary images and A+ content, then lets you review the plan, confirm the cost and generate image by image on the canvas.

01Product photo

The uploaded photo of a decorative vase
Primary product image
product-vase.jpg
Creative brief
Vintage decorative vase. Highlight the carving and the rose panel, for indoor display.

02Image plan

Standard set · 10 images
  1. 1Main imageListing
  2. 2Problem and settingListing
  3. 3Selling pointListing
  4. 4Handle joint close-upListing
  5. 5Pattern detailListing
  6. 6Display moodListing
  7. 7Carved base close-upListing
  8. 8Display bannerA+
  9. 9Pattern detail moduleA+
  10. 10Styling moduleA+

Credit estimate

Total 100

Confirm

03Finished set

7 listing images · 3 A+ modules
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
A product image of the vase generated by PictMagic
  • Review the image plan before generating
  • Nothing is generated until you confirm the cost
  • Retry a single failed image on its own
  • Plans and results are saved with the project

Why PictMagic

Treat a set of product images as one plan

You bring the product photos and a creative brief. PictMagic turns them into a set where every image has a job and the whole set looks like it belongs together.

One brief plans the whole set

No separate prompt for every image. The product photo, the brief and the set you chose decide what each image is for and what it shows.

Built around the real product

Product photos define what the product is. Reference images only steer style, scene or layout. White or transparent backgrounds work best.

See the plan, then confirm

Opening the canvas only analyses and plans. Review the image roles, the product facts and the cost first; generation starts after you confirm.

One look, a distinct job per image

The set shares one visual direction, while the main image, scenes, details and A+ modules each carry a different message.

Keep working on one canvas

The plan, the conversation, the assets and the results are saved with the project. Open it again to keep reviewing and refining.

Keep the work that is already done

Every image is its own task. Handle one failed image on its own, or regenerate a chosen image, without redoing the set.

How it works

Five steps from assets to a full set

Each step is visible: how the product was understood, what each image is meant to do, and what this run will cost.

  1. 1

    Upload product assets

    A product photo is required. Add several and mark the primary one. Reference images express style, scene or layout.

    White or transparent background recommended

  2. 2

    Pick a template or a custom set

    Preview a template in a dialog and choose “Create this look” to apply its visual direction. The content is planned again from your own product details.

    A template sets the look, not the product

  3. 3

    Plan on the canvas

    The assistant analyses the assets, lists what it can observe, asks only the necessary questions, and settles each image's purpose, content and the shared look.

    Opening the canvas generates nothing

  4. 4

    Review and confirm the cost

    Adjust the plan from the overview and the conversation. The conversation only proposes changes; after applying one you still confirm generation explicitly.

    An exact quote before generating

  5. 5

    Generate one by one, keep refining

    Each image has its own task and prompt, and results stay on the same canvas. Pause, resume, retry a failed image manually or regenerate a chosen one.

    Results stay on the canvas

Image sets

Two fixed sets, or build your own

Choose how many images you need and what they are made of. In every set, each image has a defined job.

7 images

Economy set

7 listing images

A basic set of images to publish a listing.

Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image

No A+ modules

10 images · More complete

Standard set

7 listing images + 3 A+ modules

A fuller account of the product's features, settings and usage.

Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample listing image
Sample A+ module
Sample A+ module
Sample A+ module

The default roles of the 7 listing images

  1. 1

    White background main image

    A clean product shot for the search grid and the first slot.

  2. 2

    Pain point or supported upgrade

    Answers a common buyer concern, or shows an upgrade you can back up.

  3. 3

    Key selling point

    One image for the single most important benefit.

  4. 4

    Dimensions and specs

    Labels the sizes and specs you have confirmed.

  5. 5

    Material or craft detail

    A close look at material, build or a functional detail.

  6. 6

    In use

    The product in a believable setting.

  7. 7

    Packaging or what's in the box

    The packaging and what the buyer actually receives.

The 3 A+ modules of the Standard set

  1. A+1

    Positioning and setting

    What the product is and where it belongs.

  2. A+2

    Benefits and proof

    Details that support the main benefits.

  3. A+3

    Use and fit

    How to use it, pair it or fit it.

When details are missing
If dimensions, packaging or similar details are missing, PictMagic asks first. You can also replace that image with content you can support, and the number of images in the set stays the same.
Custom set
Choose the image types and counts yourself, up to 10 images. A+ modules count towards the total.

Sample set

One vase, a set where every image has a job

These are the results of a real project: one product photo, planned, reviewed, quoted and then generated image by image.

The original product photo of the decorative vase

What was provided

1 product photo. No dimensions or packaging details.

No dimensions or packaging details

So the dimension and package images became close-ups of the handle and the base, showing only what is visible in the product photo. The set still has 7 images.

Standard set · 7 listing images

Main image
1

Main image

White background

Problem and setting
2

Problem and setting

Pain point

Selling point
3

Selling point

Key benefit

Handle joint close-upReplaced
4

Handle joint close-up

Was: dimensions

Pattern detail
5

Pattern detail

Material or craft detail

Display mood
6

Display mood

In use

Carved base close-upReplaced
7

Carved base close-up

Was: package contents

Standard set · 3 A+ modules

Display banner
A+1

Display banner

Positioning and setting

Pattern detail module
A+2

Pattern detail module

Benefits and proof

Styling module
A+3

Styling module

Use and fit

These are actual results for a single product. AI-generated visuals and text can be inaccurate, so check every image before you use it.

The workspace

The plan, the conversation and the results on one canvas

A set is not a one-shot black box. You see how the product was understood and what each image is meant to do, and you can adjust before and after generating.

An overview to read the plan first

Product facts, assets, the shared visual direction and each image's purpose in one place, with unknown details listed separately.

  • Observed facts kept apart from the ones you confirmed
  • Every image's title, purpose and prompt is open to review
  • A quote for this run before you generate
Standard set · Lifestyle10 nodes
Main image
Problem and setting
Selling point
Handle joint close-up
Pattern detail
Display mood
Carved base close-up
Display banner
Pattern detail module
Styling module
OverviewConversation

Product facts

The photo shows a vintage decorative vase: a cream body with gold scrollwork, a pink rose panel at the centre, a dark curved handle and a carved base. No dimensions, packaging or performance details are visible.

Observed

  • Cream body with gold scrollwork
  • Pink rose panel at the centre
  • Dark curved handle with a scrolled joint
  • Dark carved base

Unknown

Material · Dimensions · Weight · Capacity · Holds water or not

Shared visual direction

Warm white and antique gold, set off by dark brown wood; soft side light on the relief and the rose panel; vintage serif type; one consistent indoor display setting.

Credit estimate

Total 100

Confirm

Ask for changes in plain language

Say what you want to adjust. The assistant returns a proposal and lists the images it affects. Applying it only updates the plan; you still confirm before anything is generated.

Move closer on the detail image to show where the handle meets the body, and soften the light in the display image.

Proposal · Summary

Tighten the framing of the handle close-up and switch the display image to softer side light. The other images stay as they are.

Affected images

Handle joint close-upDisplay mood
Apply proposal (does not generate)Dismiss
Ask about the plan or suggest a change…

One image at a time, one failure at a time

Images are generated in plan order, and the queue can be paused and resumed. A failed image stays in place and a manual retry only touches that image; the finished ones are left alone.

Generation progress6 of 7 ready
  • 5Pattern detailReady
  • 6Display moodFailedRetry
  • 7Carved base close-upReady

A+ full-page vertical preview

A+ modules are stacked in page order so you can review them as a whole, and each module downloads separately.

A+ full-page preview

Display banner
Module 1Positioning and settingDownload module
Pattern detail module
Module 2Benefits and proofDownload module
Styling module
Module 3Use and fitDownload module

Illustrative interface, with content from the real project above.

Templates

Start from a template and create the same look

Templates open in a preview dialog. “Create this look” applies the visual direction, while the content is planned again from your own product details, not copied from the template's product.

  • Lifestyle Scene — Morning

    Lifestyle Scene — Morning

    Lifestyle

  • Flat Lay — Minimal

    Flat Lay — Minimal

    Minimal

  • Macro Detail — Texture

    Macro Detail — Texture

    Luxury

  • Packaging Showcase — Luxury Gift

    Packaging Showcase — Luxury Gift

    Luxury

  • Model Showcase — Beauty Closeup

    Model Showcase — Beauty Closeup

    Editorial

  • Sports Campaign — Product Hero

    Sports Campaign — Product Hero

    Creative

  • Creative Concept — Minimal Art

    Creative Concept — Minimal Art

    Minimal

  • Lifestyle Scene — Cozy

    Lifestyle Scene — Cozy

    Lifestyle

  • Flat Lay — Seasonal

    Flat Lay — Seasonal

    Seasonal

  • Macro Detail — Craftsmanship

    Macro Detail — Craftsmanship

    Luxury

  • Packaging Showcase — Minimal Eco

    Packaging Showcase — Minimal Eco

    Minimal

  • Creative Concept — Splash Dynamic

    Creative Concept — Splash Dynamic

    Creative

  • Macro Detail — Formula

    Macro Detail — Formula

    Minimal

  • Packaging Showcase — Unboxing

    Packaging Showcase — Unboxing

    Lifestyle

Credits and cost

See the quote, then decide

Generation is billed in credits. Every run shows an exact quote first and is only submitted after you confirm. An image that produces no result costs nothing.

The per-image price shown while building a custom set is an estimate. The quote you confirm, made for the current plan, is what counts.

FAQ

Before you start

What PictMagic does today, and how cost, failures and changes are handled.

What does PictMagic do?

Starting from product photos and a creative brief, it plans and generates a set of product images: a white background main image, secondary images and A+ modules, which you keep refining on the same canvas.

Do I need to write a prompt for every image?

No. The purpose and prompt of each image are planned from the product photo, the brief and the set you chose. You can read and change them before generating.

What do I need to prepare?

At least one product photo. You can upload several and mark the primary one; white or transparent backgrounds work best. Reference images are optional and only express style, scene or layout. They do not define the product.

What if I have no dimensions or packaging details?

PictMagic asks during planning. You can add what you can confirm, or replace that image with content you can support. The number of images in the set stays the same.

When are credits spent?

Opening the canvas only analyses and plans; it does not generate images. You get an exact quote before generating and the run is submitted after you confirm. An image that produces no result costs nothing.

What happens when one image fails?

The failed image stays in the plan and the finished ones are untouched. Retry that one image manually; a retry also needs a confirmed quote.

Can I change things after generating?

Yes. Ask for a change in the conversation, apply the proposal and regenerate the chosen images. You can also pause the queue and come back to the same project later.

Are product details and text always accurate?

No. PictMagic works from the product photos you upload and avoids inventing dimensions, packaging and similar facts, but AI-generated results can still be wrong in details or text. Check every image before use and regenerate the ones you are not happy with.

Where are projects and images stored?

The creative task, the conversation, the assets and the results are saved in the cloud with the canvas project. Open the same project to continue. A+ modules download separately.

Can I use the results commercially?

Yes, for commercial listings, as long as you follow your marketplace and product terms.

Start with one product photo and plan the whole set

Upload your product assets and pick a set or a template. See the plan first, then decide to generate.

Start creating