Product photo to fragrance homepage

Preserve a fragrance product's bottle and label while turning its supplied photo into a complete ecommerce homepage visual. A compact direction to help the next screen feel deliberate, specific, and easy to remix.

Generate one complete ecommerce homepage visual from my uploaded fragrance product photo. Copy this into an image-generation tool supporting reference images. Deliver an image, not webpage code, editable Figma files or a real store.

INPUT
Required reference: [upload an authorized product photo; identify bottle, cap, label, logo and packaging invariants]
Brand/copy: [real brand, headline, button wording, page language; mark missing items]
Products: [1–3 actual products/images, names, prices/currency and sizes; explicitly mark unavailable facts]
Details: [confirmed scent notes, materials, use or brand story; never infer ingredients/effects]
Visual constraints: [existing brand rules; default warm editorial design, portrait 3:4 output]

MISSING INFORMATION
If the photo is absent, unreadable by the tool or ambiguous in identity, explain it and ask up to three concrete questions; do not invent a matching product. Never fill missing prices, volume, ingredients, offers or certification. Clearly mark missing copy as “to supply”. If label text cannot be reproduced faithfully, identify manual typesetting needs rather than claiming exact preservation.

METHOD
1. Read subject proportions, cap shape, glass/liquid characteristics, label position and original lettering. List identity invariants. Separate observations, estimates and proposals; do not guess unreadable lettering. Alter only permitted background, lighting and page composition, never brand/packaging facts or product-count relationships.
2. Independently arrange three main sections: product hero with short headline/primary button, product display, then supplied product details or brand information, followed by a brief footer. Keep navigation/copy concise. One product means one product, not invented SKUs to fill three columns. Use authorized input photos; generated backgrounds may be unbranded abstract stone, shadows and light, not invented models or testimonials.
3. Warm cream, stone, deep olive and brown support an editorial interface. Warm product photography, dark type, thin rules, normal tracking. Show the whole page top-to-bottom, recognizable as a webpage rather than an advertisement poster. Keep product/label clear without overlapping headlines. Limit sections for readable 3:4 composition instead of crowding fine print.
4. Generate one straight-on high-fidelity homepage image without device casing. Use only permitted names, headings and prices. Do not copy the source brand, slogans, photography or prompt. Buttons/product grids describe appearance, not functioning clicks, checkout or implemented responsiveness.
5. Compare bottle, cap, label/logo, counts and real copy against the reference, then check whole-page framing. If the output cannot be inspected, list pending checks. Explicitly identify text regions requiring re-typesetting; no precise-output, conversion or deployment claims.

DELIVER
A. One complete portrait 3:4 ecommerce homepage image. If the tool cannot output images, say so instead of substituting prose as the image.
B. At most five notes outside the image: identity preservation, layout, assumptions/missing facts, text correction areas and checks actually performed.

Independently authored by this site. Method lead: Sourceful @sourceful's public X product-photo-to-landing-page case, https://x.com/sourceful/status/2021269205685833764 . Post body read through the search index only; live original access restricted and no open reuse license obtained. No source prompt, brand copy, images or video reproduced; not the author's original template.

invented reference product, changed bottle/label, invented SKUs/prices/effects, copied source brand/copy, incorrect text claimed exact, clipped page, ad poster instead of webpage, visual claimed functional store