Product Photoshoot
Start from the photo you already have. Hyzgen plans each shot like an art director, photographs your product in new places at 2K, then compares every photo with the original and tells you what it found.
AI product photography has one failure that matters: the product in the picture is not quite yours. A pair of shoes where you photographed one. A label with a letter changed. A cap in the wrong colour. Hyzgen treats that as a defect to catch, not a result to ship.
Every photo is drawn around up to three of your real product photos at 2K on a model picked for exactness. A separate vision check then compares shape, colours and every letter of the label with your originals. A photo that fails is shot once more at Hyzgen's cost with the reason in the prompt, and each card tells you whether it matched.
How it works
A product from your Brand DNA (up to three of its photos) or one picture from your library. Pick from 9 styles, a shape, how many photos (2 to 8) and an optional note such as the season or the surface.
One call writes a different setting, props, light and lens for each photo, using your brand colour named in words. No two shots in a set share a scene.
The photo is drawn around your originals, then a vision check compares shape, colours and the label letter by letter. A mismatch is reshot once at Hyzgen's cost, and the card says what was found.
Copy a photo into your library, or add it to the product's own photos in Brand DNA so your ads and carousels can use it. Download one or the whole set as a zip.
In numbers
Every figure comes from the app's own lists and prices, not from a brochure.
6 credits a photo. A picture or render that fails gives its credits back by itself. No free plan, no watermark on any plan.
What makes it different
On the same packshot, the everyday image model drew a pair where there was one shoe; the 2K model drew it exactly. Product photos go to the exact model, at about 1856 by 2304 pixels for 4:5, which is why a photo costs more than an ad picture.
The check is the one the filmed product reviews use: your originals and the new photo go to a vision model that reads the label letter by letter and compares the shape and colours. It is a check, not a promise: a card that says "Check the product" tells you what it saw.
Cutting out a product and pasting it on a new background keeps the old light and the old angle. Hyzgen draws a new photograph: the podium casts a shadow, a hand holds the bottle, the flat lay's props sit on the same surface.
FAQ
6 credits, and a photo that fails its own check is shot again at no charge. "Shoot again" with a changed description costs 6 too.
Exact enough that a check compares every letter of the label. In Hyzgen's own tests a perfume with a feather logo and a gold cap came back letter perfect, and a shoe whose grey came out lighter was reshot and passed. A failed check is shown, never hidden.
The in-hand and on-a-person styles show a hand or a body with the face out of frame or turned away. There are no AI models' faces to license or to worry about.
Yes. They are yours, with no watermark, at 2K. Keep the ones you like on the product in Brand DNA and every ad and carousel can use them.
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Paste a link, pick a product, and have your first pieces in a few minutes.
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