Show the package the customer is buying.

Write an inclusion manifest

List every physical item and count, the condition, optional choices and anything the customer must buy separately. Include packaging only if that packaging is supplied. Agree on the manifest with whoever fulfills the order; a styling reference is not the packing specification.

Identical units sold together and a main product with different accessories are different offer structures. Google Merchant Center documents multipacks and bundles separately. Check the applicable product-data requirements in the current destination rather than inferring the classification from the photograph.

Single bars and soap gift sets — Photograph the supplied quantity and distinguish optional dishes or bathroom props.

Board Game Product Photography — Plan board game photographs for the actual edition, box and included components. Keep staged play scenes separate from complete-set and condition evidence.

Towel Product Photography — Plan bath towel photographs with real loop texture, border, size and supplied count. Keep stacked bathroom scenes separate from absorbency and fabric-weight claims.

Plan storage jar product photographs — Photograph storage jar body, opening, real lid and seal components. Keep capacity, closure and food-storage claims separate from pantry scene concepts.

Make one truthful contents view

Arrange the actual pieces so each can be counted without another item hiding it. Keep a real unpacked contents photograph even if the packaged view is more attractive. For nested or tiny parts, add a real detail image; do not ask a generator to reveal components it cannot see.

If a decorative cup, plant or display block is not supplied, keep it out of the contents view. In a separate lifestyle image, make the offer clear with nearby product copy and a factual gallery view. Do not rely on a small disclaimer to correct an image that plainly shows extra included units.

Show the ports on the actual model — Photograph connector positions and supplied accessories rather than inventing technical specifications.

Bouquet Product Photography — Plan florist bouquet photographs for actual arrangements, size options and wrapping. Keep representative seasonal bouquets and display concepts clearly identified.

Plan water bottle product photographs — Photograph water bottle lids, mouth openings, straw parts and actual capacity information. Explore a secondary bottle scene without inventing leak or insulation evidence.

Review generation as a new group image

Fayvoro takes one photo reference and creates one new image per attempt. This page does not establish reliable bundle, accessory or repeated-item preservation. Count each candidate against the manifest, check which parts belong together, and reject duplicated or missing pieces.

A secondary scene may be worth trying when every component is clearly visible in the reference. When the exact group cannot be verified, use the real group photograph. Google’s bundle guidance asks the image, title and description to account for the entire bundle; check all three together before submission.

Match images to the current box — Separate the current contents list from past editions and packaging props.

Chocolate Product Photography — Show the real chocolate selection, decoration and a separately photographed cut filling.

Plan zipper pouch product photographs — Capture zipper pouch opening, interior lining, gusset and actual dimensions. Separate empty construction, illustrative loading and secondary AI scenes.