A gift portrait for your store homepage: model product portrait Format
The sume-model-product-portrait Format returns one finished still of a person with your product. Use it for a homepage hero, not for a motion ad.
The sume-model-product-portrait Format delivers one finished image of a person holding or wearing your product and then stops. It does not make motion, so use it for a homepage hero or an email header.
When to pick it
Choose by what you need to show.
| Need | Format |
|---|---|
| Person with the product | sume-model-product-portrait |
| Cover-style layout | sume-magazine-cover-campaign |
| Gift set arrangement | sume-editorial-product-set-format-gift-set-image-for-holiday-listings |
Brief it
Provide a clean packshot, state the occasion and describe the person's styling.
Check the result
Look at hands, label legibility and skin texture at full size. If the label drifts, rerun with a packshot where it is larger.
Disclosure
The person is generated. Disclose where the platform requires it.
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