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Help to create product images
I want to start selling stationary, I have designs but im looking for software that help me make it. Like i have notepad pages designs but I want a software where I upload it and it creates advertising images of my product. I tried with chatgpt and i liked it…
I want to start selling stationary, I have designs but im looking for software that help me make it. Like i have notepad pages designs but I want a software where I upload it and it creates advertising images of my product. I tried with chatgpt and i liked it but my product design got warped, or didnt look exactly the same or looked funny but the idea was perfectly executed
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I made the design in canvas but how can I make it look like a notebook or make it look like im looking at it a bit from the side myself?
*stationery
Thanks for your help
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I’m not an expert in graphic design, but I’d assume that would require quite a bit of Photoshop work. By the way, this is actually the sort of question you can ask AI.
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Claude can't really generate photo realistic images without access to a different tool. It can do "design"stuff, but not creation like GPT
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It's all about the prompt. Ask ChatGPT to write you a prompt. Upload the item you want to be added. Say things like: must be real-world, not AI-looking; provide the specs of the item you have uploaded and the specs of the pages you want the design to be added to; and that it should not alter the specs, the design or colours of the [whatever it is] at all. Then, when it has produced a prompt that looks like what you want, say, 'go ahead, produce the image'
Wow the downvotes! No wonder AI horror stories, like Grok uploaded user directory to xAI's servers or GPT-5.6-Sol deleted files, happen almost everyday. People just don't understand that AI can produce different results every time. If the exact product design matters, a template-based tool is simply safer.
The problem with AI image tools is they interpret your design rather than just placing it. What you actually want is a mockup tool. Placeit and Smartmockups let you upload your exact design and drop it onto a product template without anything getting altered or reinterpreted. Canva has mockup options too if you're already using it. The result won't be as dynamic as a fully generated scene but your design stays intact, which matters when you're selling on it
Did you try Claude or Gemini as well? Also, the prompt is quite important so how many different ones did you test out?
Gemini for free.
Most ai platforms will butcher the text. Very few platforms have found fixes for it. One of the only ones I know of is visual lift ai. They have an enhancer feature that does it. I use it all the time for text on clothes
Don’t use AI. It will almost certainly change your design. Consider a more traditional workflow. Use apps that provide templates. I’d try Canva first.
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