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Product photo brief with background, camera angle and space for type Prompts

Writes a clear photo brief from your product facts: background, angle, crop and where later type needs space, without inventing features.

Area
Creative & media
Level
Beginner
Good for
  • Lock how the product should be shown before a shoot or an image generation
  • Give several photographers or tools the same view, background and crop
  • Keep space for a logo or a price without inventing type in the picture

How it works

  1. Paste a short product description and, if you have one, a photo or a sketch in words.
  2. State the use: shop, advert, packaging or a social post, plus the intended format.
  3. Do not invent colours, materials or lettering that are not in your notes; leave space for later type empty.

To copy
Write a product photo brief. Do not invent features, labels or lettering that are not in my notes, and do not claim a technical quality I have not named.
Product and visible features:
[paste description]
Existing photo or sketch in words (optional):
[paste description]
Use: [shop, advert, packaging, social post]
Format and approximate size: [format]
Brand colours or background rules, if known:
[paste rules]
What should be added later as type or a logo (optional):
[paste placeholders]
What must not appear:
[paste exclusions]

Check and write:
1. Subject: what is the product, which side or state should be visible? Only what is evidenced.
2. Angle and crop: camera or viewer position, distance, what may be cut off.
3. Background and light: plain, surface or setting; hard or soft, only as far as I have specified. Anything missing becomes an open question.
4. Space for type: where does later text or a logo need room? No invented lettering or price there.
5. Bans: what must not be in the picture, including invented seals, people or variants I did not name.
6. Acceptance: three short checks I can use to hold the finished image against this brief.

Output: brief in short sections, open questions, acceptance list.