Tell the agent what the product is—bag, shoe, necklace, earrings. We lock geometry and color, then plan pose, grip, occlusion, lighting, contact shadows and crop safety so every frame feels shot-in-camera.
From a single packshot to full-body lifestyle and tight grip crops—built for PDPs and ads.
Why human interaction matters
Hands, ankles, collarbones and earlobes provide instant reference for size and proportion—reducing “smaller/larger than expected” returns.
We simulate grip pressure, chain drape, strap tension, and pant break so leather, metal and fabric behave like the real thing.
Logos, labels, geometry and color are locked. You get human presence without any SKU drift.
Upload a clean packshot (white/neutral or alpha PNG). Set Object to focus on to bag, shoe, necklace, or earrings.
Full-body office persona, waist-up grip, neckline try-on, on-feet studio, seated lifestyle—plus negatives like “no motion blur, no background text”.
The agent plans pose, occlusion and lighting around the locked product. Save gates for label sharpness, ΔE color limits and crop safety; then batch across SKUs.
The five layers of realism
Finger curvature, handle indent, chain settling, cuff compression and ankle alignment.
Hands in front of handles; straps behind shoulders; hair respecting necklace clasps.
Key/fill matched to your packshot; contact shadows proportional to distance.
Bags relative to torso, shoes relative to foot, pendants to neckline—no miniatures.
Reserved headline zones and marketplace crop safety baked into framing.
Drive CTR and scale clarity. The agent simulates strap tension, realistic handle grip and wrist anatomy while keeping stitching, hardware and color exact.
Prompt — Full-Body Office Persona
“Corporate woman holding this bag, full-body shot in a modern office; neutral suit; camera eye level; maintain product geometry and color; realistic strap tension and hands; copy-safe margin 10% top; soft daylight.”
Waist-up crops showcase handle hardware, texture, and logo visibility. Save as a second workflow to standardize frames 2–3 in PDP rows.
Prompt — Waist-Up Grip
“Studio waist-up crop of a woman holding this bag close to torso; elbows slightly bent; handle grip visible; white background; logo unobstructed; subtle contact shadow.”
Solve the “how big is it?” question. Chain follows collarbones; pendant sits flat; facet highlights controlled—never starbursts that fake stone quality.
Prompt — Necklace Try-On
“Model neckline wearing this necklace; pendant centered; chain drape conforms to collarbones; neutral V-neck top; controlled specular; product unchanged; label readable if present.”
Lock seeds, camera height and lighting so every colorway shares the same crop and pendant scale. Ideal for grid views and comparison modules.
Move entire sets from stills to portraits while preserving stone geometry, metal finish and scale relationships between necklace and earrings.
Low three-quarters camera, slight pant break, neutral socks, varnished wood floor. The upper stays unwarped; outsole and welt remain sharp for PDP zoom.
Prompt — On-Feet Studio
“Man wearing these shoes on a varnished wood floor; neutral socks; slight pant break; camera low 3/4; outsole/welt sharp; color true; contact shadows natural; no motion blur.”
Seated pose, crossed legs, warm wood tones and window light. Superb for social and CRM without compromising PDP truthfulness.
All images generated via Super-Agentic Human Interaction with the product locked and physics-aware planning around it.
Choose human_interaction intent. Set object focus (bag/shoe/necklace/earrings) and crop intention (full-body, waist-up, neckline, low angle).
Agent handles pose, occlusion, contact physics and lighting matched to your packshot. Use negatives: “no background text, no extra logos.”
Save the recipe; batch across SKUs and colorways via UI or API. Export deterministic file trees for PDP and ads.
Bags — Full-Body (Office) “Corporate woman holding this, full body, modern office; neutral suit; camera eye level; maintain geometry, stitching, hardware and color; strap tension realistic; hands curved; copy-safe 10% top; soft daylight.” Bags — Waist-Up Grip “Studio waist-up crop holding this ; elbows slightly bent; handle grip visible; white background; logo unobstructed; product unchanged; subtle contact shadow.” Necklace — Try-On “Model neckline wearing this ; pendant centered and lying flat; chain conforms to collarbones; neutral V-neck top; controlled specular; color accurate; copy-safe 8% top.” Shoes — On-Feet Studio “Man wearing these on a varnished wood floor; neutral socks; slight pant break; camera low three-quarters; outsole/welt sharp; no motion blur; color true; contact shadows natural.”
Bags held, shoes worn, jewelry tried on—while the product remains perfectly itself.
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By default, geometry and color are locked. Alterations only occur if you explicitly enable creative tools like Magic Replace (a separate workflow).
Yes. Specify “neutral suit”, “plain top”, “casual chinos”, or save wardrobe presets per market. Seeds keep body proportions consistent across a collection.
No. Clean white/neutral packshots work well. Alpha PNGs help for delicate silhouettes such as chain fringe or lace straps.
QC gates check label sharpness, regulatory zones and ΔE color limits. Lock a lighting profile to keep collections coherent across drops.
Generic tools paint scenes. ZYNG plans around your product with occlusion physics, crop safety and color/geometry locks—then scales via workflows/APIs.