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AI product photography that matches the real product.
I make product and lifestyle images with AI for brands, and every final is checked against the real product before it ships.
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Measured, not eyeballed.
Every one of these images was checked against the real product's measurements, not just eyeballed for a passing resemblance.


Wooden tray, first attempt vs. final
First attempt looked right but measured 14.7% too long (length/width 1.994 vs. 1.739 real). The final measured 1.679.

Square acetate frame
Lens width/height ratio: 1.38 on the real frame, 1.47 on the generated image.

Metal aviator frame
Lens width/height ratio: 1.37 real vs. 1.36 generated.

Pendant on a model
Measured 13.1 mm using the model’s iris (11.7 mm) as a ruler. Real pendant: 13.7 mm, a −4.4% difference.

Blazer blind test
A real macro photo held back and regenerated blind. Button-to-check-cell ratio: 2.7 real vs. 2.7, 2.7, and 2.9 in the three AI variants.
Before / after
Real product in, finished image out.
Drag the slider. Left is the product photo the brand gave me, right is the finished AI image.
Eyewear — a Paris eyewear house
Product photo
AI image
Product photo
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Product photo
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Product photo
AI imageEyewear — an independent optical brand
Product photo
AI imageJewelry
Product photo
AI imageHome & bedding — a bedding brand

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Product photoAI imageHome & bedding
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AI imageGames & gifts — a luxury tile-game brand

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Product photoAI imageJewelry
Millimeters, not vibes.





Apparel
Fabric, fit, and hardware that read as real.





Eyewear
Frames that hold up close up.
Glasses are one of the hardest products to get right with AI. The frame has to look exactly like the real one on a believable face, every time.
Campaign — a Paris eyewear house, same cast and frames across scenes










A colourful eyewear brand



Trade show wall visuals — printed large format on a stand at an international eyewear trade show in Paris




Home & lifestyle
Products in the rooms they live in.



How I work
A simple, repeatable process.
I learn the product from your photos
Real reference photos, brand guidelines, past campaigns. I study what makes the product and the brand recognizable before generating anything.
I set the look once
Lighting, camera angle, styling, mood. Once it is dialed in, I can repeat it across scenes and models.
I produce and measure every final
Every image gets checked against the real product’s proportions before it goes to you. Close enough is not the standard.
You pick, I deliver
You choose from the options, I deliver the finals in the sizes and formats you need.
Have a product that needs to look right.
Tell me about the product and the brand, and I will show you what it can look like.
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