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514Liquid perfume editorial — preserve your bottle and label

Turn your original bottle photo into a tactile luxury editorial with flowing viscous liquid.

What you get

  • One product editorial with flowing liquid and tactile materials

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Liquid perfume editorial — preserve your bottle and label — Example 1
Liquid perfume editorial — preserve your bottle and label — Example 2
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Fill in the fields

  1. 1Fill in the fields
  2. 2Copy the prompt
  3. 3Paste it into a GPT chat
  4. 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
  5. 5Attach a real photo that fits the card and it is used in the result: a background photo for background cards, a person or food photo for those cards Optional
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Output format

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After generating · Compare label characters and bottle geometry with the source before use.

Full prompt 2,788 characters
Generate exactly ONE finished premium liquid-material product editorial photograph now. Return the image directly.
Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard.
PHOTO: "【Photo】"
COLOR: "【Color】"
MATERIAL: "【Material】"
Use portrait 4:5 if no size is supplied. PHOTO describes the attached product; attach that photo in this same message. With an attached photo, preserve the exact product silhouette, proportions, cap, label shape and placement, colors, contents, and every visible letter, digit, space, punctuation mark and line break. Never translate, rewrite, remove or invent label text. Preserve the camera-facing product orientation. Change only the environment, lighting and surrounding liquid and material.
Make the product large, entire and clearly readable in a close luxury studio composition. Sculpt one substantial flowing viscous liquid ribbon behind and beside it, flowing into a shallow pool at the base; avoid a generic explosion of water droplets. MATERIAL specifies the surrounding liquid and support textures, never a new ingredient or a change to the product. COLOR guides the environment and reflections, never recolors the product or label. Choose lighting and the ribbon trajectory to suit those materials. Keep liquid, props, glare and shadows off all label letters. Use photographic optical realism, tactile surfaces, believable gravity, refraction and contact shadows. Full-bleed finished artwork, no headline, prices, badges, borders, watermark, extra products, before/after panels or human figures.
If no photo is attached, create one original fictional asymmetric clear-glass perfume bottle with an unlettered ivory label and a frosted plum cylindrical cap, using PHOTO only to clarify physical appearance; do not invent lettering. If PHOTO is empty, use that fictional bottle. If COLOR is empty, use pale lilac; if MATERIAL is empty, use translucent violet liquid and wet slate.
Use only original fictional packaging or the user's own original design; never reproduce real brands, logos, recognizable commercial packaging or a named artist's style. Do not add ingredient, health, cosmetic efficacy or nutrition claims. This card is for perfume, cosmetics and nonalcoholic bottled food only; exclude beverages containing ethanol.
Before returning, compare every source label character and all product structural details against the image. Keep the label fully legible. Do not print these instructions or any verification notes.

[Final output format]
Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard.
This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.

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How to use it · FAQ

A bottle becomes campaign imagery

Create one close luxury product photograph with a flowing liquid ribbon behind the bottle and a shallow pool beneath it. Use it for fragrance, cosmetics and nonalcoholic bottled foods. The product remains the hero without a new headline or price.

Fill the three fields

All fields are optional. Photo describes the attached original package. Attach the actual clear front-facing image in the same message as the copied prompt; writing a filename does not attach it. Use your original fictional packaging or a design you own, rather than renaming a real branded bottle. Color controls the setting and reflections, while leaving the product colors intact. Material describes both the surrounding liquid and the supporting surface. These are visual staging materials and do not assert the actual ingredients of the product.

Empty fields and photo behavior

Without a photo, the prompt invents an original perfume bottle with an unlettered label. Empty color uses pale lilac; empty material uses violet liquid and wet slate. The default is one portrait 4:5 image. With a photo, it requests the same bottle geometry, cap, label placement and visible characters. Generation can still alter tiny lettering or refraction, so exact reproduction is not guaranteed.

Inspect before use

The cover is a separately generated violet result. Each gallery comparison shows a fictional source on the left and its generated result on the right. The teal perfume and warm copper bottled syrup demonstrate different materials. No retouching was applied.
Enlarge both labels and compare every letter, digit, unit and line break. Check shoulders, base width and cap edges too. If anything changes, attach the source again and request that the bottle and entire label match the source while only the setting and surrounding liquid change. Use a reviewed result for product promotion.

Questions

Can I use food? Nonalcoholic bottled food works; avoid unrequested garnish and invented ingredient or health claims. Can it create a new label? This is a photo transformation, so attach your own readable label if lettering matters. It adds no people or efficacy claims.