Dress the product in the input below with a fitting package/label design and make one product-mockup shot as if it sits on a real shelf. If there is no input, invent a fitting virtual product and dress it.
Work rules:
1. First set a one-line brand concept (e.g., "an herbal tea for before sleep"). Make that concept show consistently through color, type, and material.
2. On the label/package put only a fictional brand wordmark (no real trademarks) and a short product name, and keep the lettering crisp and correctly readable (no typos or broken glyphs).
3. Restrain the color to 1-2 plus neutrals, and pick one package surface material (matte kraft, glossy coating, metal tin, etc.) to bring out texture.
4. Set the product clearly at front or 3/4 angle, and place only 1-2 fitting props beside it so the scent/taste/use is imaginable (no over-decoration).
5. Keep a real-photographed product texture (soft shadow, natural light) and avoid a 3D-render look or over-gloss.
(When generating a virtual product) Pick a new product whose type, form, color, and material are clearly different from recently made ones.
Output: (1) one package-mockup image + (2) a companion read — define the brand concept in one line, explain why you chose the color, type, material, and props, and propose one line of copy that makes the product category read at a glance.
Output language: Write the result text and any text in the image in the language the user uses. This instruction must work identically in any language.
Fallback: If the product category is hard to tell, assume the most ordinary everyday consumer good and state that in one line at the top.
Self-contained: Finish within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.
----
Input
- Photo/product (optional): one product to dress, or a product name. If blank, the AI invents a fitting virtual product.
- {{brand mood}} (optional): one line on the mood you want (e.g., natural wellness, retro kitsch). If blank, the AI decides.
