Kept
The bottle, box or bag in your photo, its colors and the words printed on it. If a letter on the label moves, point it out and it is fixed from the last result.
Start with a phone photo of your product. Pick a style and a format, add a headline if you want one, and get an image that keeps your product and its label. Then change the words or the size in conversation.




Real results from Lightlyn Images (GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst), not retouched. The sample product was made for this demo.
Every prompt asks the model to keep the product’s shape, color, logo and label text exactly as they are. Everything around it is yours to direct.
The bottle, box or bag in your photo, its colors and the words printed on it. If a letter on the label moves, point it out and it is fixed from the last result.
The setting, the light, props, the headline and its placement. Write it in plain words: “warmer light”, “add a few lemons”, “headline at the top”.
Ask for a square post, a 9:16 story or a wide banner from the same image. The product, headline and style carry over.
A clean studio shot or a white background for your store, from a photo taken on a desk.
A styled scene with your headline, then the same image as a story and a square post.
A new product, a sale, a holiday look. Change the scene and the words without a new photo shoot.
In the examples above the label and both headlines came through letter for letter. Still, read the text once before printing or posting, especially small print; if a letter is off, ask for a fix in the next message.
Add prices, ingredients, certifications or awards only if they are true for your product. Some marketplaces and ad platforms ask you to mark AI-generated images; follow their rules.
Choose up to 4K in the studio: 3840 pixels on the long side for landscape or portrait formats, enough for posters about 32 cm (12.8 in) wide at 300 PPI.
Each image costs 1–4 credits depending on resolution; failed generations are refunded. See current pricing.
No. A sharp phone photo with the label readable and even light is enough. Avoid heavy filters and very small images; the clearer the label, the better it is kept.
Yes, keeping them is the first instruction in every prompt. In the example above, “LIGHTLYN · Botanical Face Oil · 30 ml” and the headline came through letter for letter across three versions. Compare small print with your product once before you publish.
Yes. Say “change only the headline to …” and the next image keeps everything else. You can go back to any earlier version in the conversation.
To the extent we can transfer them, rights to the output belong to you. Make sure you have the right to use the product photo, logos and any people shown. See our Terms of Service.
New accounts get 30 free credits1 and 3 more with each daily check-in, enough for several product images at standard resolution.
Pick a style and a format, add a photo, and see the first image in the studio.
Choose a styleGPT Image 2.5 is a model by OpenAI. Lightlyn is an independent product, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.