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E-Commerce Scene Main Image Generation

Design & Media Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

E-commerce listing images usually need a main photo that shows both the product and a believable usage context. Plain white-background cuts lack context, while cinematic ads can drift away from the product itself. This skill targets listable scene main images: it generates lifestyle or usage-scene images from a product reference image while preserving appearance, color, logo, and package text.

How It Works and Boundaries

  • Provide at least one product reference image, then fill category, scene, view, model_usage, and note in options.
  • The style recipe is applied server-side; clients should not compose long prompts. Use enum-style scenes such as bathroom, desk, and studio_soft.
  • Calls are asynchronous: submit the task, poll the task_id, and read the image URL once the status is succeeded.
  • Paid calls may return 402; after payment, retry with the same JSON body.
  • Without a reference image, it should not invent the product; when text and image conflict, the product reference image controls appearance and brand marks.

Use Cases

  • An operations staffer uses a serum reference image to create a bathroom counter scene main image while keeping label text and packaging intact.
  • An e-commerce designer prepares a 1:1 Taobao listing image for wireless earbuds using a desk scene and a clear product subject.
  • A product operator generates a kitchen scene for a coffee maker with no model usage and unchanged brand logo.
  • A listing specialist submits a reference image as an async task, polls until `succeeded`, and uses the result image for the storefront main image.

Best For

  • E-commerce operations owners who turn product reference images into listable scene main images.
  • E-commerce designers who need scene images that keep packaging text, logos, and product appearance consistent.
  • Operations or design staff managing detail-page assets who need 1:1 main images or 3:4 detail images as result URLs.
  • Product managers who need main-image candidates aligned to product category and usage scene.