Sunlit Clean Product Campaign

Create a realistic 4:5 vertical product campaign photograph using the uploaded product photo as the primary visual reference. First, analyze the product’s appearance, packaging, colors, materials, label, logo, typography, proportions, and distinctive details. Preserve its identity: do not redesign the packaging, alter its label or brand, replace it with a generic product, or invent unreadable text.

Create a clean, bright, airy, premium sunlit scene suitable for skincare, perfume, beauty, wellness, cosmetics, or other small packaged products. Keep the product as the clear visual hero. Use a spacious minimal set with a white platform or surface and a fresh blue-sky, sky-blue gradient, or white environment. A simple ledge, pedestal, block, slanted wall, curved surface, or subtle reflection may be used where appropriate. Leave generous negative space; avoid tight cropping, clutter, and placing the product near the frame edges.

Use natural bright sunlight with soft but visible shadows, controlled highlights, crisp detail, and lighting that reveals the product’s material and texture without harsh overexposure. The image should feel fresh and bright, not dark, orange, moody, or overly dramatic. A subtle sun flare, sky glow, gentle shadow, or restrained freshness cue may be used if appropriate; avoid excessive droplets or props.

Recompose the product as a commercial photographer would, choosing a flattering angle automatically. Maintain realistic perspective, accurate proportions, crisp edges, a strong silhouette, believable depth, and physical presence in the scene. Improve a tilted, messy, low-quality, cropped, or poorly framed reference while preserving the product’s identity. Avoid a flat cutout appearance.

Optional text and branding (omit any field left blank):
- Product name: ${product-name}
- Brand name: ${brand-name}
- Logo: use the optional uploaded logo if provided
- Short claim: ${short-claim}
- CTA/contact: ${cta-contact}

Use only the exact supplied spelling and do not invent marketing copy. Place minimal text in a clear negative-space area, such as an upper or lower corner, without covering important label details. Use small-to-medium, clean, refined, readable typography that remains secondary to the product. Keep the product name moderately emphasized, the brand name subtle, and any claim or CTA small. Avoid loud headlines, cluttered copy, multiple font styles, thick outlines, glow effects, 3D typography, or flyer styling.

Before finalizing, check for altered product design or logo, incorrect brand names, fake label text, distorted or warped packaging, melted edges, duplicated parts, unrealistic shadows, excessive droplets or props, and obvious cutout or AI-perfect appearance. Make the result look physically photographed in a clean sunlit campaign setup.

Final image: bright clean sunlight, airy negative space, a fresh blue-sky or white minimal environment, elegant staging, realistic shadows, accurate packaging identity, and optional minimal branding. The overall result should feel clean, fresh, premium, minimal, realistic, product-first, and ready for social media.