Generate Angles

Overview

Generate Angles turns one product photo into a consistent multi-angle studio set. It lives in *Workspace > Ingredients > Prep*, next to *Upscale* and *Background Removal*. Pick 5, 8, or 12 angles and in about 90 seconds you get back a tile for each one. Save the ones you want and they land in your Ingredients library as their own assets, ready to build compositions from.

The reason this matters: a composition is most accurate when it starts from a source photo at the matching angle. The product's real pixels get locked in and the scene gets built around them, instead of the AI guessing the product's shape from a different view. A full angle set means whatever angle a future frame needs, you already have a real source for it.

How It Works

1. 1Pick a tier. Choose 5, 8, or 12 angles (36, 54, or 78 credits). More angles means more coverage, not better quality, so pick based on how many views you'll actually use.
2. 2Tiles fill in. Your photo is first normalized into a clean white packshot at its original camera angle, then every requested angle is generated in one jump from that same clean reference. Tiles appear as each angle finishes.
3. 3Save the keepers, regenerate the misses. Each tile has three actions: *Save* adds it to your Ingredients library as a new ingredient (your original photo is untouched), *Discard* drops it, and *Regenerate* (6 credits) redoes just that one angle without touching the rest of the set.

The trust badge

Some angles carry a "Verify against your product" badge, usually the back or the underside. This shows up whenever the requested angle shows a side of the product that your source photo didn't actually capture.

The AI can only be trusted for geometry it can actually see in your photo. For a hidden side, it's making an educated guess based on the visible sides and what that kind of product typically looks like from there. That guess is often close, but a real photo of the far side will always beat a synthesized one. Treat flagged angles as a starting point, and swap in a real photo of that side whenever you have one.

Credits

• 5 angles: 36 credits
• 8 angles: 54 credits
• 12 angles: 78 credits
• Regenerate a single angle: 6 credits

The math is (angles + 1) × 6: one hidden clean packshot reference gets generated first, then one generation per requested angle, all at 6 credits each.