AI Visuals by BYND NOW
AI product photography by a real photographer.
You send a photo of your product. You get a campaign. The product stays exactly as it is, and everything around it gets built: the set, the light, the season.
20 finished images · 3 days · Fixed quote before we start
Your photoOne photo in. A campaign out.
Left is the kind of photo you already have. Right is the pick, the frame a photographer chose out of everything the machine made. No studio, no courier, no location day.
All of these are samples we made ourselves, and the brands are invented. The people are rendered too. With your order, frame A is your real photo.
Three ways to get the picture.
A studio shoot is still the gold standard, and an app is fine for a quick test. We sit in between: the eye of the first, without its bill.
| Studio shoot | AI app | AI Visuals | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who decides the look | A photographer, with a crew around them | You and a prompt box | A photographer, without the crew |
| What it costs | Often €10–15K per campaign | A subscription, plus your own hours | A fixed quote after a 15-minute call, well below a shoot |
| Your label and logo | Real, because the product is real | Text often warps, and you're the one checking | Checked against your photos before you see it |
| A new season or market | Another shoot | Start again and hope it matches | Same art direction, new set |
| Time to finished images | Weeks, with planning | Minutes per image, hours to sort them | 3 to 5 days |
How it runs.
You send what you have
A photo of the product, plus anything that shows the feeling you're after: an ad you love, a place, a colour. Nothing has to be posted anywhere.
We agree the direction
Fifteen minutes on a call, with Sebaz, in English or German. Then a short art direction covering set, light and colour, which you approve before the rendering starts.
We render, then throw most of it away
The machine makes far more than you'll ever see. A photographer keeps the frames worth keeping, then checks label, logo, shape and colour against your photos. If it's off, it doesn't ship.
You get finished images
In 3 days on Starter, 5 on Pro. Ready for your shop, your ads and your feed, with the AI marking in the metadata already done.
What it's good for. And what it isn't.
Works well
- Fragrance, skincare and cosmetics
- Watches and jewellery
- Wine, spirits and packaged goods
- Seasonal versions of a campaign you already like
- Places you'd never pay to fly a crew to
We'll tell you to do something else
- Lingerie, swimwear and anything sold on how it fits a real body. Shoot that for real.
- Before-and-after images, or anything making a health claim.
- 500 white-background shots at the lowest price per image. A volume studio will beat us, and should.
If a real shoot is the better call for your product, you'll hear that before you spend a euro. We've been shooting real ones for more than ten years.
What you get.
| Package | You get | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 20 finished campaign images in your art direction | 3 days |
| Pro | 40 images plus 3 motion clips, cut for social | 5 days |
Both include full usage rights and the AI labelling and metadata. You get a fixed quote after the call, before any work starts. If the first set isn't at the level you see here, you don't pay. Need a whole catalogue or a full season? Tell us on the call.
Fair questions.
Can people tell it's AI?
Mostly not, when a photographer has picked the frames. Try the test on our homepage and see how you do.
Will my product still look like my product?
It has to. We check label, logo, shape and colour against your photos before anything reaches you. An image that shows a product bigger, brighter or different from what arrives is a returns problem and, in Germany, a legal one under § 5 UWG.
Do AI product photos need a label in the EU?
Since 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires disclosure for deepfakes: realistic AI content that could pass as real. Whether truthful product shots count is still being argued. Rendered people are the clearer case.
We mark every image in its metadata and tell you which ones we'd label visibly. This isn't legal advice.
Can I use them on Amazon and other marketplaces?
Rules differ per marketplace and keep changing, so check the current guidelines before you upload. Our advice: keep a real photo as your main image and use rendered scenes in the gallery and in ads.
What does it cost?
It depends on how many images you need and how much of the world has to be built. After a 15-minute call you get a fixed quote, before any work starts. For comparison, a traditional campaign shoot often runs €10–15K.
What do I need to send?
A clean photo of the product is enough to start. Tricky surfaces or small print need a few more angles. You don't have to post the product to anyone.
Who owns the images?
You get full usage rights for all commercial use. One caveat: purely AI-generated images may not be protected by copyright, which can make it harder to stop someone copying them.
Real set or digital. Same eye.
I'm Sebaz. For more than ten years I've made films and photographs for brands, on real sets, chasing real light. That's what you're hiring here: someone who knows why a frame works and throws away the ones that don't.
You'll deal with me directly. See more of the work on the AI Visuals homepage.
Start with one photo.
Tell me what you sell and what you shoot today. Fifteen minutes, in English or German, directly with me.