
Upload a clear product photo
Show the whole bottle, jar, or package in good light, with its front label facing the camera.
Here, UGC means a creator-style product photo generated by AI with a casual phone-camera look; it is not a customer submission, review, or endorsement.
Plans from $24.50 a month. You see the credit cost before every job, and if a job fails its credits go back to your balance.






A creator-style photo places a product in an everyday routine, with the product still easy to recognize. Use a clear source image, then describe the setting and one natural action.

Show the whole bottle, jar, or package in good light, with its front label facing the camera.
Name the person, place, and one action, such as setting a bottle beside a gym bag after a workout.

Download the photo, then add your caption and any offer in your editor.
Pick a moment that suits how someone might use the product.

A kitchen counter or a gym bag shows followers when they would reach for the product.

Place it after your white-background photo so shoppers can judge the size next to everyday things.







These details are added in your editor after download.
Choose another everyday scene, then add your product photo.







Casual everyday scenes show a different kind of product in use.



Show the product being used, not what it does for the body. Leave out before-and-after looks and claims like more energy or weight loss, in the image and in your ad text.
You can describe the person: age range, style, and what they're doing. Each run creates a new person, so the same face won't appear again in your next image.
Yes, as a photo post or carousel that matches the casual tone of the feed. If you want moving footage, use one of the video tools instead.
Use a square image for feed listings or place it on a tall Story canvas in your editor. For full-screen motion, use a 9:16 video. Add exact claims and pricing yourself after download.
Upload one product photo. See the cost before you start.