Packshot
Catalogue photos in, a studio frame, every time.
Input
One catalogue photo of the product: the open tin with its strips fanned, on a clear ground.
13.png
sleep-strips/
1 of 15 photos
Output
A top-down flat-lay on one seamless off-white field, the tin and its strips alone in it.
sleep-strip-packaging_v1.png
2048 × 2048
1:1 · 2K
Nano Banana 2
Flat-lay
Sleep or Die · Signal Red #ED1C24
The Challenge
A catalogue photo is shot for a moment, not for a product page: a cut-out on a clear ground, a crop from a magazine mockup. Reshooting each one in a studio, on one seamless ground, means a photographer, a set and another day every time the pack changes.
The Solution
The skill reads the photos the brand already has, picks the staging the product calls for, and renders a clean studio frame of that exact pack: the red tin, the fanned strips, and every line of type held to the reference.
Input · 13.png, the card it was asked for
Output · sleep-strip-card_v1.png, the card alone
Asked for less
The second run used the same photo and asked for only the printed card at the front. The reference was read for that one card, and the tin and the strips behind it were left out of the frame.
Skill Information
Packshot turns a product’s catalogue photos into a clean e-commerce frame: no scene, no props, the product alone on a seamless ground. It reads every image the catalogue holds for that product, because more angles make for a truer label, shape and colour.
It audits those references first and picks one of four stagings by what the product is, then writes the staging prompt itself. Nothing is appended at render time, so the prompt that was approved is the prompt that ran.
For Sleep or Die it made two frames from one catalogue photo on 3 October 2026: the open tin with its strips, and the front card on its own, both top-down on Nano Banana 2 at 2K.
Nano Banana 2 is the default at about $0.12 a frame. Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2 and Seedream 5 Pro are one setting away.
It audits those references first and picks one of four stagings by what the product is, then writes the staging prompt itself. Nothing is appended at render time, so the prompt that was approved is the prompt that ran.
For Sleep or Die it made two frames from one catalogue photo on 3 October 2026: the open tin with its strips, and the front card on its own, both top-down on Nano Banana 2 at 2K.
Nano Banana 2 is the default at about $0.12 a frame. Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2 and Seedream 5 Pro are one setting away.
Credits
BXRRY
Skill Design & Build:
John Barry
TOOLS
Agent:
Claude Code
Engine:
Nano Banana 2, the default
Also runs on:
Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Seedream 5 Pro
THIS RUN
Brand:
Sleep or Die
Made:
3 October 2026
Output:
2 flat-lays, 2048 × 2048 at 2K
Price:
About $0.12 a frame at the published rate