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You don’t need a photoshoot. Start with one phone photo of the product and Bloom can turn it into a clean product shot, drop it into lifestyle scenes, and prep it for print — all in one conversation. This recipe uses Marlow, a DTC brand launching a new cold brew.

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What you’ll produce

From a single phone snap: a clean studio-style product shot, a few on-brand lifestyle scenes, and a sticker ready to print.

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1. Kick off with the goal and the photo

Tell the agent what you need and share the photo. Name the brand so everything comes back on-brand: 
We need some product shots of our new cold brew can for the website. Here's an iPhone photo: https://example.com/marlow-can.jpg — use our Marlow brand.

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2. Turn the snap into a clean product shot

Turn this into a clean studio product shot.
Bloom works from your photo, so the real can — its label, shape, proportions — stays accurate while the brand handles the look.

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3. Drop it into lifestyle scenes

Now some lifestyle shots — the can on a sunny cafe table, a marble kitchen counter, and at an outdoor picnic.

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4. Make a sticker

For a die-cut sticker, get a clean cutout and turn it into a vector that prints crisp at any size: 
Give me a version with the background removed.

Now vectorize that so we can print it as a sticker.

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Tips

  • A clean, evenly lit phone photo is plenty — you don’t need a studio.
  • The real product stays accurate because Bloom works from your photo, not just words.
  • Generate a few lifestyle variants and keep the best.