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Product photos without a studio

Point your agent at a plain photo of your product and describe the shot you want. Figgshield generates it with Nano Banana 2 and hands back a clean image you can put on a listing.

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Cancel anytime before day 7 · no lock-in

Who this is for

You sell something and you need photos that look considered, but a studio booking is slow and expensive.

This suits a small store, a maker, a dropshipper, or anyone with one usable photo of an item and no budget for a shoot. One of our own early users generated a full set of golf-accessory shots this way in an evening.

How it works

  1. Connect Figgshield to Claude or Cursor with the URL below, then start the $5 trial.
  2. Give the agent your product photo as a reference image.
  3. Describe the shot: put it on a pale concrete surface, soft daylight from the left, plenty of empty space above for text.
  4. Ask for variations until one is right, then save the file.

Prompts that tend to work

Be specific about surface, light, and framing, because vague prompts give vague results. A few that read well:

  • On a matte white sweep, even studio light, centred, room for a logo top-right.
  • Held in a hand against a blurred kitchen background, warm morning light.
  • Flat lay on light oak, shot from directly above, a sprig of rosemary beside it.

Why it is cheap

A 2K image is 8 credits, and credits are priced at what Nano Banana 2 costs us with no markup. A trial's 150 credits is roughly 18 images, which is enough to shoot a small catalogue and see whether this fits how you work. The credit table shows the exact price per image.

Worth knowing

The reference photo you upload is used in memory and never stored. The images you generate sit on a private link for seven days, so download the keepers when you make them.

Results vary by product, so treat the first few as drafts and refine the prompt from there.

Point your agent here

https://api.figgshield.ai/mcp

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