02 / A PRACTICAL WORKFLOWSTART WITH YOUR PHOTO
01Choose one occasion and one image job
Write the launch date, SKU, channel, and desired image role before experimenting. A product-page secondary image, email banner source, and social post may need different framing. Keep the accurate main product photos unchanged.
Choose the season cue that actually fits the product: light, surface, or one small prop. Avoid adding seasonal packaging, gifts, or claims that are not part of the item sold.
Check what a prop implies — Plan support props while making included items and unverifiable claims clear.
02Make a single scene candidate
Upload a clear photo of the exact item, pick the nearest available Fayvoro scene, and add a short direction for the occasion. Each generation returns one image; a calendar of images requires separate attempts and separate review.
The model may change labels, decoration, color, or physical details. A prompt cannot lock the product while only swapping the season. Keep the original photo available for factual placements.
Match images to the current box — Separate the current contents list from past editions and packaging props.
03Leave time for approval and replacement
Review at full size before scheduling the campaign. Compare the output with the real SKU, check that props do not cover important parts, and confirm the chosen crop on the actual destination.
If the image fails, revise one direction, use a precise editor, or keep a real photograph. Do not promise a seasonal launch date until the approved asset exists.
Bouquet Product Photography — Plan florist bouquet photographs for actual arrangements, size options and wrapping. Keep representative seasonal bouquets and display concepts clearly identified.