Turn one phone photo into store and ad photos
Four store and ad photos that keep your logo, about 9 seconds each.
One public-domain coffee-bag photo, Oct 13 · 17¢ for four. The logo held; small print on the label changed. Not affiliated.
The photos
Lines of small print changed in each new photo, at least; read against the original
- 6Store page: NET WEIGHT → NET WREIGHT, and the city line became NOW ORLEANS 2A 7597square, on white · See the photo ↗
- 12Website: GUATEMALAN ANTIGUA → OUATEMALAN ANTIOUA, and the web address became TRYMECOFFEEROASTEBS.COMportrait, café counter · 5 more lines unreadable · See the photo ↗
- 5Instagram story: TRY-ME COFFEE → TRY-ME GOFFEE, and NEW ORLEANS → NEW ORLEANEvertical, room for text · See the photo ↗
- 5Feed ad: NET WEIGHT → NET WEIGIIT, 453G → 455G, and an air valve the real bag does not havesquare, in a hand · See the photo ↗
Use this prompt
Here is a photo of our coffee bag. Make four photos from it: one on a white background for the store page, one on a café counter for the website, a vertical one for Instagram stories with room for text at the top, and a square one in a hand for a feed ad. Keep the label exactly as it is.
About this example
Four photos made on Oct 13, 2026 from one public-domain photo of a Try-Me Coffee bag (Wikimedia Commons). We read each new label line by line at full size against the original. The brand is an example; not affiliated.
Four store and ad photos from one phone photo of a coffee bag, US$0.17 and 36 seconds in all.
On white for the store page, on a café counter for the website, a vertical story with space for text, and a square feed ad with the bag held in a hand.
The big TRY-ME COFFEE logo and EST. 1925 stayed exact in all four. The small print changed in every one, even the small TRY-ME COFFEE line above the address: 6 lines in the store photo, 12 in the website photo, 5 in the story and 5 in the ad. NET WEIGHT became NET WREIGHT or NET WEIEHT, 453G became 455G, and the website photo wrote OUATEMALAN ANTIOUA and TRYMECOFFEEROASTEBS.COM. The feed ad also added an air valve on the front that the real bag does not have. All four also redrew the bag as a standing pouch with a crimped top; the real bag has a plain fold.
What you do with it: use the story photo now, since its label is too small to read on a phone anyway; ask again for the website and feed ad photos (sharper label, no valve); on your product page, put a close-up of your real label next to the photo on white.
What you get
- A clean photo on white for your store, to show next to a close-up of your real label
- Photos in a real-looking setting for your website and social posts
- The shapes each place needs: square, portrait and vertical
- A side-by-side of your label and each new one, so you can spot changed small print before it goes on a product page
How it works
Your AI assistant does these steps for you. You pay only for each run; nothing to install or configure.
Takes your photo
Any phone photo works; the product only needs to be clearly visible.
Makes each photo
Makes each photo in the setting and shape you asked for, about 9 seconds and 4¢ each.
Nano Banana · image to image →Puts the labels side by side
Your assistant shows your label next to each new one so you can check the small print before using a photo on a product page.
Questions
Questions
What photo do I need?
Any clear phone photo of the product. Good light helps; the background does not matter.
Will my label come out right?
Big type stayed exact in our run: the TRY-ME COFFEE logo and EST. 1925 came through clean in all four photos. Small print did not: between 5 and 12 lines changed per photo. Check the package too: in our run the ad photo added a valve the bag does not have. Check before using a photo where people look closely, like a product page. In our run all four also changed the bag's shape to a standing pouch with a crimped top.
Can I use these photos in ads?
Yes, they are yours to use. Do not show a product as different from what people receive: if a photo changes the package, fix it or use another.
How much does it cost?
About US$0.043 per photo in our run, so US$0.17 for the four. New accounts get $5 to try.
How long does it take?
36 seconds for all four in our run, about 9 seconds each.
What if a photo comes out wrong?
Ask again with what to change, like "keep the bag smaller" or "less light"; each try costs the same.
For developers · tools, inputs and run IDs behind this example
{
"tool": "fal.nano-banana-edit",
"input": {
"prompt": "Product photo for an online store: the coffee bag alone, standing upright on a pure white background, soft even studio light. Keep the coffee bag exactly as it is: same shape, same paper, and every word on the label unchanged and readable.",
"image_urls": [
"<your photo>"
],
"aspect_ratio": "1:1"
}
}Run IDs: run_iDPdojepoO_FJA, run_mko_IqfPDHUiog, run_RtDSDSzqKAkgKQ, run_J1iDv-g7LIX4iw · observed charge $0.171936