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Prepare clear packaging for AI ads
Clear packaging needs an especially careful source review. The outer wall, liquid, label and background can overlap in one photograph. Record what the image actually shows before asking for movement; do not invent a fill level or material behavior to make the scene look complete.
Audit a hypothetical clear bottle
The merchant supplies a front photograph of a closed transparent bottle with a visible liquid line, plus a label close-up. No open-cap view, pouring footage or ingredient information is available.
| Detail | Reference evidence | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Fill level | Visible in the original front photo | Preserve that level; do not top up the bottle |
| Cap | Shown closed | Keep it closed for this concept |
| Label | Original sharp crop | Keep the front readable and unchanged |
| Liquid behavior | No demonstration supplied | Avoid a pouring or shaking claim |
A gentle lift and set-down is a narrower assignment than pouring. It uses the supplied closed state and lets you inspect whether the liquid and bottle remain one coherent object.
Make the outer boundary readable
Choose a source photograph where the bottle edge can be distinguished from the background. Avoid a glare band that completely hides the wall or liquid line. Keep the original whole-object image alongside the detail crop; the label alone cannot explain the transparent structure.
For the final scene, use a quiet surface and a background that does not create confusing stripes through the bottle. The bottle should remain supported by the table or the hand, with contact and shadow visible where appropriate.
Describe modest movement
A proposed brief is: “The closed bottle starts upright, front label facing the camera. One hand lifts it slightly without turning to an unseen side, then returns it upright. Preserve the photographed fill level and cap. Keep liquid inside the bottle.”
This is creative direction, not a claim that the product passed a physical test. In fairytale, upload the photos, choose the scene and approve any speech. A missing product sheet is prepared with the paid Generate request when needed. Check the quote before starting.
Review the liquid and the container independently
- Does the fill line jump or disappear?
- Does liquid stay inside the wall and below the cap?
- Do reflections become holes or duplicate bottle edges?
- Does the label slide or change text as the bottle lifts?
- Does the base return to the same shape at the set-down?
Use reflection planning for glare, label inspection for identity and bottle-ad planning for a supported carry or opening action. If a pour is essential, obtain the missing sources rather than interpreting generated refraction as product evidence.