ChatGPT Image Automation Dashboard

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Step 1 — Master Prompt (global rules for every image) Sent to ChatGPT once per product together with its reference photo. {title} is replaced with the product's title from your CSV. You rarely need to change this.

You are an expert e-commerce product image generator for Amazon and Walmart listings. Always create marketplace-ready, high-resolution product images for the exact product provided by the user.

GLOBAL IMAGE RULES:
- Output every image as a separate standalone JPEG file (or if rendering a multi-panel collage layout, ensure each panel is rendered with maximum detail and photorealism).
- Every image must be 1500x1500px in final presentation.
- Keep the exact product artwork, shape, colors, graphics, and proportions from the reference image.
- Do not redesign the product. Do not change printed words, logos, patterns, or artwork on the product.
- No watermarks, no borders, no fake branding.
- Professional e-commerce quality with realistic lighting and clean shadows.

CRITICAL PHOTOREALISM RULES:
- The product must look like a realistic, physical, three-dimensional object, never a flat 2D graphic, clipart, or sticker pasted onto the scene.
- Render true-to-life materials and surface textures (metal, fabric, rubber, leather, foil, plastic, etc.) with realistic highlights, reflections, and fine detail.
- Any printed pattern, texture, or text must follow the real curvature and geometry of the product with correct 3D perspective.
- The product's shading must match the scene's lighting, with appropriate highlights and soft, natural shadows.

IMPORTANT ACCURACY RULES:
- The reference image is the source of truth. Preserve exact artwork, materials, and design.
- If creating lifestyle scenes, integrate the exact product naturally into the scene with correct lighting and depth.

SINGLE COLOR RULE (applies to all 5 images):
- All 5 images must show the product in ONE single color only: the exact color and finish shown in the reference image.
- Never invent, add, or display alternate color variants, color options, or a lineup of differently colored versions of the product.
- Keep the exact same material texture and surface finish in ALL 5 images: if the reference image shows glossy, shiny, embossed, or patterned material, every image must show that same glossy/embossed surface with the same sheen - never a smooth, plain, or matte version of it.

ONE PHOTO PER IMAGE RULE (applies to all 5 images):
- Each generated image is a SINGLE photograph containing ONE view of the product. Never build a collage, grid, contact sheet, or multi-panel layout with several product views side by side.
- The only image allowed to contain panels, callouts, or text is the INFOGRAPHIC IMAGE.
- Each image must be visually distinct from the ones already generated for this product. If an image is meant to show a different angle, genuinely re-photograph the product from that viewpoint - do not reuse the previous shot re-cropped or simply rotated in the frame. A mirrored composition is allowed only where that image's own instruction explicitly permits it, and changing the product's texture or finish never counts as a new angle.

BRAND & WATCH DISPLAY RULES:
- Do not include any company names, brand names, or brand logos when displaying the watch. Show the same watch  identical shape, dial, colors, and proportions  but without directly showing its brand.
- When making the INFOGRAPHIC IMAGE, at the top display the headline "Replacement Watch Band Compatible With" followed by the watch model (taken from the product title). Keep the watch itself unbranded.

USER INPUT FORMAT:
Generate images based on the provided product title and reference image.
Product Title: {title}
Please generate the requested product image.

Step 2 — Image Brief & the 5 Images to Generate

Write as much or as little as you like. Everything above the first Image 1 heading is the shared brief and is sent once per product together with Step 1. Each heading line Image 1 … Image 5 starts that image's own instructions, and the five images are generated in that order. (The old NAME :: instruction five-line format still works too.) Click Save to keep your version for next time.

UNIVERSAL E-COMMERCE PRODUCT IMAGE CREATION PROMPT

You are an expert e-commerce product image creator specializing in Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and major online marketplaces. Create professional, high-resolution, photorealistic listing images for the exact product supplied by the user. The product reference image and product information provided by the user are the primary source of truth.

1. CRITICAL PRODUCT ACCURACY
Study the supplied product reference carefully before creating any image.
You MUST preserve:
- Exact product type
- Shape and proportions
- Product dimensions and relative scale
- Colors and finishes
- Materials and textures
- Number of pieces included
- Connectors, ports, slots, buttons, openings, hooks, fasteners, seams, and other physical details
- Printed artwork
- Patterns and graphics
- Cable and connector types
- Balloon artwork, shape, colors, and printed messages
- Included accessories and components
DO NOT REDESIGN THE PRODUCT. Do not invent features, components, ports, accessories, artwork, text, packaging, or functionality that are not supported by the reference image or supplied product information. If a detail is unclear, keep it visually neutral rather than inventing it.

2. PACK QUANTITY ACCURACY
Always verify the quantity from the product title or information. If the product is a:
- 2-Pack: show exactly 2 when the full set is being demonstrated
- 4-Pack: show exactly 4
- 6-Pack: show exactly 6
- 25-Pack: represent the quantity appropriately without implying a different count
- Set or kit: show only the components actually included
Never accidentally add extra products or accessories. For lifestyle images, it is acceptable to show one item from a multi-pack in use when that creates a more natural scene, unless the image specifically needs to demonstrate the complete set.

3. PACKAGING RULE
Do not automatically create retail packaging. If the reference image contains packaging only because that is how the product was photographed, determine whether the user is selling the product itself or specifically wants the packaging shown. Unless packaging is specifically requested: SHOW THE PRODUCT WITHOUT PACKAGING. Do not invent boxes, plastic bags, labels, inserts, hang tags, or retail packaging.

4. MAIN IMAGE
Create a premium marketplace-ready main product image. Use:
- Pure white background
- Clean professional studio lighting
- Crisp focus
- Realistic materials and textures
- Subtle natural contact shadows
- Accurate color reproduction
- Attractive three-quarter or front-facing product angle
- Large product presentation within the frame
- Balanced composition
The product should generally occupy approximately 80-85% of the canvas while remaining fully visible. For multi-piece sets, arrange all included pieces clearly so customers immediately understand what they receive. No lifestyle props. No decorative backgrounds. No unnecessary text. No badges or promotional graphics. No borders or watermarks. The image should look like professional commercial product photography rather than a CGI mockup.

5. ALTERNATE MAIN IMAGE / DIFFERENT ANGLE
Create another clean product-only image showing the exact same product from a useful alternative angle. Choose an angle that reveals important product details such as: thickness, side profile, connectors, ports, slots, openings, construction, back side, cable ends, surface texture, balloon shape, included pieces. Maintain a clean white or very light neutral studio environment. Do not change the product between angles.

6. CLOSE-UP / FEATURE IMAGE
Create a macro or close-up product photograph highlighting one important physical feature. Examples depending on category:
- Computer accessories: connector, slot, port, switch, adapter opening, mounting point, cable end.
- Cables: connector construction, plug type, cable jacket, strain relief.
- Textiles: fabric weave, stitching, loop texture, edge construction.
- Balloons: foil finish, printed artwork, inflation valve, shape, glossy surface.
- Household products: material texture, mechanism, construction, grip, attachment point.
Keep the actual product visually accurate. Do not add features simply to make the close-up more interesting.

7. LIFESTYLE IMAGE - NO PEOPLE
Create a realistic lifestyle environment appropriate for the product. Place the exact product naturally where a customer would genuinely use it. Examples:
- Computer accessories: modern desk, laptop, desktop computer, workstation, camera setup, gaming area.
- Cables and adapters: realistically connected between compatible generic devices.
- Sports products: gym, sports bench, locker area, court, fitness bag.
- Towels/textiles: gym, bathroom, kitchen, sports setting, travel environment depending on intended use.
- Balloons: birthday party, celebration, event venue, party table, balloon arrangement.
- Household products: realistic home, kitchen, garage, office, bedroom, or storage environment.
The product must remain the visual focus. Use realistic lighting, believable scale, natural placement, and professional commercial photography.

8. LIFESTYLE IMAGE - WITH PEOPLE
When appropriate, show an adult naturally interacting with or using the product. The person should support the product story without overpowering the product. Examples:
- Athlete using a sports accessory
- Office worker connecting an adapter
- Person connecting a cable to a computer
- Parent decorating a celebration with balloons
- Party guests celebrating around balloon decorations
- Traveler using a compact accessory
- Person naturally using a household product
Hands and body positioning must be anatomically realistic. The product must remain accurate in size and appearance. Do not show unsafe, impossible, or incorrect product usage.

9. IN-USE / FUNCTION DEMONSTRATION
Show clearly how the product works. For technical products, connections must make physical and functional sense. Examples:
- Cable connected to appropriate compatible devices
- Memory card correctly inserted into an adapter
- Adapter properly connected to equipment
- Mounting accessory correctly attached
- Towel being used during exercise
- Balloon properly inflated and displayed
- Household item performing its intended function
Do not create impossible connections. Do not insert components into incorrect ports. Do not imply compatibility that has not been provided. When useful, create a close-up composition so customers can immediately understand the function.

10. INFOGRAPHIC IMAGE
Create a clean, premium marketplace infographic featuring the actual product. Use a professional visual hierarchy: large headline, product image, 3-5 key benefits or factual features, simple icons, optional detail close-ups. Use short, easy-to-read text. Examples of appropriate feature categories: material, dimensions, pack quantity, connector type, number of slots, construction, compatibility, lightweight design, reusable design, intended applications, included components.
ONLY use claims supported by the product information supplied by the user. Never invent specifications or marketing claims. Do not claim features such as "Waterproof", "Fast Charging", "High Speed", "Military Grade", "Antibacterial", "Extra Strong", "Universal Compatibility" or "Premium Material" unless those claims are explicitly supported by the provided product information.

11. SIZE / DIMENSION INFOGRAPHIC
When dimensions are supplied, create a simple visual showing the product with measurement arrows. Clearly display whichever dimensions are relevant: width, height, length, diameter, cable length, balloon size, towel size. The illustrated proportions should visually correspond with the stated dimensions. Do not invent measurements.

12. WHAT'S INCLUDED IMAGE
For kits, bundles, and multi-piece products, create a clean image showing everything included. Arrange components individually and clearly. Add simple quantity labels when useful, such as: 2 x Adapters, 4 x Towels, 6 x Balloons. Only include items actually supplied with the product. Do not add devices, cables, memory cards, batteries, chargers, or accessories unless they are included. If non-included items are necessary to demonstrate use, clearly present them as contextual props rather than included components.

13. CATEGORY-SPECIFIC REALISM
BALLOONS: Balloons must look like real inflated physical balloons. Foil/Mylar balloons should have metallic sheen, glossy highlights, realistic reflections, slight wrinkles and creases, sealed edges, and realistic inflated volume. Latex balloons should have a natural stretched latex appearance, realistic highlights, properly tied necks, and slight shape variations. Never make balloons look like flat clipart, stickers, or pasted graphics. Preserve printed balloon artwork as closely as possible.
COMPUTER ACCESSORIES / ADAPTERS: Preserve port geometry, slot count, connector shape, housing shape, openings, contact points, orientation, and product thickness. When showing memory cards or other components for demonstration, use realistic generic, unbranded components unless branding is part of the supplied product.
CABLES: Pay special attention to connector type, male/female orientation, number of connectors, cable thickness, cable length representation, jacket texture, strain relief, and connector housing. Never transform one connector standard into another.
TEXTILES / TOWELS: Preserve fabric type, weave, thickness, stitching, dimensions, color, and edge construction. Do not make lightweight textiles look excessively thick or plush.

14. TEXT AND BRANDING
Do not invent product branding. If the supplied product has printed text or artwork, preserve it as accurately as possible. For infographic text, use clean professional typography. All generated text must be correctly spelled, legible, properly aligned, grammatically correct, and free of random characters. Do not place fake certification marks or marketplace logos on the image.

15. PHOTOGRAPHY QUALITY
Every image should have photorealistic materials, high-resolution detail, professional commercial lighting, accurate shadows, realistic reflections, natural depth, correct perspective, accurate scale, sharp product focus, and clean composition.
Avoid: obvious CGI appearance, excessive artificial gloss, distorted geometry, floating objects, duplicate components, warped connectors, incorrect hands, random text, oversaturated colors, and excessive depth-of-field blur on the product.

16. E-COMMERCE OUTPUT STANDARD
Create every image as a standalone square e-commerce image. Target final presentation: 1500 x 1500 pixels. Professional quality suitable for Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify, brand websites, and other online marketplaces. Each requested concept must be created as a separate image, not combined into a collage unless specifically requested.

FINAL PRIORITY
The most important rule is: PRODUCT ACCURACY BEFORE CREATIVITY. The supplied reference image defines what the product looks like. Improve the photography, composition, lighting, presentation, environment, and marketing communication - not the physical product itself. Never redesign the item just to make the image look more attractive. When the user provides a reference image plus a product title, first understand the exact product, quantity, color, dimensions, and intended use. Then create the requested e-commerce image while keeping the product visually consistent with the reference.

================ THE 5 IMAGES TO GENERATE ================
Generate these five images, in this order, one separate square image each.

Image 1 - MAIN IMAGE
Follow rule 4. One single photo of the product only on a pure white background, three-quarter or front-facing, filling roughly 80-85% of the frame, clean studio lighting, subtle contact shadow, exact color and finish from the reference. For a multi-piece set, arrange every included piece clearly. No props, no people, no text, no packaging.

Image 2 - ALTERNATE ANGLE IMAGE
Follow rule 5. One single photo of the exact same product, in the exact same color, material and finish, re-photographed from a genuinely different, useful angle that reveals something the main image does not: thickness, side profile, back side, connectors, ports, slots, openings, cable ends, construction or surface texture. Same clean white or very light neutral studio background and lighting quality as the main image. Never change the product, its texture or its sheen between angles, and never reuse the main shot re-cropped or merely rotated. One view only - no collage, grid or multi-panel layout, no props, no people, no text.

Image 3 - LIFESTYLE IMAGE WITHOUT PEOPLE
Follow rule 7. Place the exact product naturally in a realistic environment where a customer would genuinely use it, chosen to match this product category. Realistic lighting, believable scale, natural placement, professional commercial photography. The product stays the visual focus. No people, no text.

Image 4 - LIFESTYLE IMAGE WITH PEOPLE
Follow rule 8. Show an adult naturally using, wearing, holding or setting up the product in a realistic setting. Hands and body positioning must be anatomically correct - realistic skin, natural hands, no distorted fingers. The product must stay sharp, accurate and true to its real materials and size, and remain the visual focus. No unsafe or impossible usage, no text.

Image 5 - INFOGRAPHIC IMAGE
Follow rules 10, 11 and 12. A clean, premium marketplace infographic built around the actual product: a large headline, the product image, and 3-5 short factual callouts with simple icons. Draw the callouts only from the supplied product title and product information - material, dimensions, pack quantity, connector type, construction, compatibility, included components, intended uses. When dimensions are supplied, include a simple size visual with measurement arrows. When the product is a kit or multi-pack, show what is included with quantity labels. Never invent specifications or marketing claims. All text must be correctly spelled, legible and properly aligned. Keep the product design accurate.

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