A new perspective on your product

Make the ordinary impossible to ignore.

Plan product imagery with a point of view: a clean packshot, a considered setting, or a face that brings the story to life. Explore the ScrimWork preview and the creative workflow taking shape.

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Synthetic campaign examples

Product photography

One starting point. A whole new story.

The same jacket can lead a city campaign or a sunlit portrait. Follow three products from a simple reference into different settings, with the details that make each one recognizable.

Apparel

Product referenceCreative possibilities

Charcoal bomber jacket with an aqua front zipper, ribbed cuffs and two angled zip pockets on a pale background.

Product reference

Adult model wearing the charcoal bomber jacket and dark trousers beside reflective city windows at dusk.

Adult model wearing the charcoal bomber jacket with silver trousers beside a sunlit courtyard pool.

Adult model wearing the charcoal bomber jacket with a cream skirt on a bright rooftop overlooking the city.

Beauty

Product referenceCreative possibilities

Aqua glass serum bottle with a silver cylindrical cap on dark stone.

Product reference

Adult model in a charcoal blazer holding the aqua serum bottle beside their face in a sunlit architectural setting.

Adult model in a silver jacket seated behind the aqua serum bottle on a reflective rooftop table at dusk.

Adult model in flowing aqua clothing holding the serum bottle beside a coastal pool.

Baby essentials

Product referenceCreative possibilities

Silver-gray quilted changing backpack with dark handles, side pockets and aqua zipper pulls on a pale background.

Product reference

Silver-gray quilted changing backpack resting on a wooden cabinet in a softly lit nursery.

Silver-gray quilted changing backpack hanging from a stroller handle beside a garden path.

Silver-gray quilted changing backpack on an upholstered seat beside large terminal windows.

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Cast with intention

Make room for the right presence.

A face can give a campaign character; a product can also hold the frame on its own. Explore our adult catalog concept and choose the approach that fits your idea.

Five synthetic adult models standing together in contemporary charcoal, silver and aqua outfits.

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Private models

A familiar face. A fresh expression.

Our planned private-model workflow keeps an authorized adult identity connected to its references and consent. Explore new poses and settings while keeping that person at the heart of the brief.

Synthetic adult with short dark curls and a charcoal suit, with silver headphones resting around their neck.

The same synthetic adult in a three-quarter pose, wearing a charcoal suit and silver headphones around their neck.

The same synthetic adult facing forward with silver headphones over their ears and one hand on an ear cup.

Synthetic campaign examples

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Art direction

Change the mood. Keep the meaning.

Move from quiet light to a lively café, from a close portrait to a wider scene. These coordinated examples show how framing, setting and pose can tell different stories around the same subject and product.

Curly-haired adult in a charcoal suit wearing silver headphones against a dark backdrop with an aqua rim light.

The same adult wearing silver headphones and a charcoal suit in a sunlit aqua courtyard.

The same adult wearing silver headphones and a charcoal suit, seated beside a cup at a café table.

The same adult wearing silver headphones and a charcoal suit on a rooftop above evening city lights.

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Product detail

Beautiful is only the beginning.

The zipper color, bottle finish and pocket shape deserve attention too. Our intended review workflow compares each candidate with its references and separates a promising image from one ready for approval.

Three serum bottle panels compare a silver reference cap, a gold mismatch and a silver corrected example.

Left to right: reference, deliberate mismatch, corrected example. Image labels are in English; this is an illustrated review workflow.

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Inside ScrimWork

Give every idea a place to take shape.

Bring product references, casting choices and creative direction into one app workflow. Explore the workspace preview and see how a campaign can stay connected from its first reference to its final review.

1–2 · Add the reference, choose the presence

Create a product record with useful source views, then decide whether the shot should be product-only or model-led. For a bomber jacket, that might mean a clear front view followed by a catalog-model concept, while a private adult reference requires the right consent.

3–4 · Shape the shot, review the cost

Choose the image's purpose, setting and composition, keeping the jacket's distinctive details in the brief. The intended workflow then presents supported generation options and a credit quote before you approve the request.

5–6 · Approve the request, review the result

Once live generation is available, approve the quoted request and compare its outputs with the references before keeping your preferred results. The current preview explains these steps; assisted shot planning, live generation and checkout are still being prepared.

Workspace preview. Actual app captures are pending; live generation and checkout are not yet available.

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Campaign motion

The story doesn't have to stand still.

A subtle turn, a changing reflection, a moment in a new place: short clips can add another dimension to a campaign. Explore our plans for product-focused video as generation options are prepared for release.

Synthetic campaign examples

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Find your starting point

Space for a first idea. Room for the next.

Free is designed for one lifetime product upload and one set of two final images using catalog models, with no video or custom models. Compare planned paid allowances and optional top-ups; checkout is not yet live.

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A little more clarity

Before the first frame.

Does one credit always mean one image?

No. Credit use depends on the task, model, selected options, output count and, for video, generated duration.

How will paid top-ups work?

Approved packs are 250 credits for $25, 1,000 for $85 and 5,000 for $375, for eligible paid plans with 12-month validity. Checkout is not yet live.

Does ScrimWork guarantee every detail is exact?

No. Reference comparison and your final review remain important, especially for labels, materials and distinctive product features.

What if an image does not pass review?

The intended flow keeps failed or uncertain candidates out of approved delivery. Correction limits and any credit treatment will be stated with the live generation options.

Are private models available on Free?

No. Free excludes custom and private models; paid private-model generation is still being prepared.

Do these examples show a real person's uploaded identity?

No. The reference and variations are synthetic illustrations, not customer uploads or proof of live identity training.