For Shopify and D2C brands
One product photo, for the page and the ads.
A D2C shop needs the same product in a lot of places: the product page, the collection banner, the newsletter, and a steady supply of new ad variations. The scenes cover the shop. The finished ads in three formats cover the feeds.
- Product page
- Lifestyle scenes in 4:5, plus a 1:1 crop
- Ads
- 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16, with your copy and colors
- Text-free
- Every ad also without text, for your own templates
- Price
- From $39, fixed packages
01Where files go
From the product page to the Story.
- Product page
- Scenes after your packshot in the product media. Many Shopify themes let you choose portrait or square product images; the 4:5 files fit portrait, the 1:1 crops fit square.
- Collections, email
- The same scenes as collection images, banners and newsletter headers, so shop and inbox look like one brand.
- Meta feeds
- Finished ads in 1:1 and 4:5 with headline, subline, up to four USP icons and a button in your brand colors.
- Stories, Reels, TikTok
- 9:16 versions in Premium, each its own render rather than a stretched crop, so the product isn’t cut off.
Product page
Where the product lives, right after the packshot.
Collection or email
A calmer, wider mood for banners and headers.
Ad background
A strong, simple scene with room for a headline on top.
02Ads
Variations to test, not a promise of results.
Ads tend to wear out when the same image runs for weeks, so it helps to have new ones ready. Premium gives you six finished ads across two copy angles: enough for a small test of which message works for your audience. No one can promise that a creative will sell, and I don’t.
- Copy
- Only from your own product facts: product page, listing or brief. No health, efficacy or result claims, even if asked.
- Text-free
- Every ad also comes without text, so your team can use your brand fonts and templates instead of mine.
- AI label
- The scenes are AI-generated. Switch on Meta’s “AI info” label and TikTok’s AI-generated content toggle when you run them.
03Pricing
Pick by how much you run.
Basic for a product page. Standard if you also want finished ads for the feed. Premium if you run Stories and Reels and want two messages to test. Full contents, extras and ordering are on the studio page.
04FAQ
D2C questions.
I can’t promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. What you get is a set of on-brand, product-accurate variations to test against what you run now. Your ad account will tell you which ones work.
Maybe you don’t. What this adds is the check: every scene is compared with your product part by part, and anything that drifts is redone before you see it. You skip the prompting, the rejects and the fixing, and get finished files in fixed formats.
Your logo and brand colors, yes. If your brand font matters, the simplest route is the text-free version of every ad: drop it into your own templates in Figma, Canva or Ads Manager.
In ads, yes: Meta shows an “AI info” label and TikTok has an AI-generated content toggle. On your product page, a short note is good practice. Check the platforms’ current rules, too.
Copy stays with facts you can back up: ingredients, size, how to use it. No health or result claims like “clinically proven” or “clears acne”, and I may decline a line. The serum on this page is a made-up sample product without a label.
Each package covers one product in one color. A second product or color with the same contents costs 80% of the package price.
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