Getting started
Use Templates as a Starting Point, Not a Product Promise
A template preview shows a visual direction. It can help you choose a mood or composition, but your product, reference image and prompt still affect the result. Treat the example as a guide rather than an exact outcome.
A practical approach
- Choose a template because its structure fits your product. A clean bottle reveal may translate well to another bottle, while a scene built around a flowing fabric needs a different kind of subject.
- Adapt the details to your own item. Describe its shape, material and intended setting, and remove instructions that do not make sense for it.
- Review the generated result independently. Do not accept a mismatch simply because the original preview looked convincing or the overall style is similar.
An example to adapt
Use this as a creative brief, then adjust it to your own subject and the controls available in your chosen tool.
Adapt a calm skincare-style scene for a small ceramic candle: pale stone surface, soft leaf shadows, slow push-in, candle centered and upright, no liquid splash or floating cosmetic ingredients.
Before you publish
Check whether the template’s movement helps your specific product. If it hides the important detail, choose a simpler direction or revise the shot instead of forcing the match.
Try the idea in Carivio
Explore the studio, choose an available workflow and review the displayed settings and credit cost before creating. AI results can vary; check the output against your brief and use only reference material you have permission to use.
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