The current tool mainly creates new product scenes from text or a background reference; you can also describe a white background. It differs from cutout-only removal and has no separate transparent-background export option. Use a tool that explicitly supports transparent cutouts when needed, and check product edges and details after generation.

Use text when you can describe the setting, such as a pale stone counter with soft light from the left. Use a reference when you have a specific visual direction. Both need a product image; reference mode also needs a background image and allows optional notes for additional detail.

Upload one complete product image with clear outlines and colors close to the real item. Check whether stands, hands or clutter touching the product make it hard to identify. Transparent bottles, thin handles and reflective edges need especially clear references and close review after background replacement.

Specify the environment, supporting surface, lighting and intended layout. For example: a coffee machine on a pale travertine kitchen counter, morning light from the left, with room for a heading at the upper right. Generic style adjectives do not explain where the product belongs. The current description limit is 500 characters; prioritize spatial relationships.

Choose reference mode and upload separate product and background images. Add notes about what to keep or omit, such as retaining the stone surface and side light without the vase. The reference guides the setting; your product image supplies the product. Check for leaked reference products or extra props.

Specify the direction, approximate area and excluded elements in the background instructions, such as placing the product left with a clear, prop-free area on the right. Choose a ratio suitable for the intended placement. Generated clear space is not a precise layout frame; confirm final text placement and safety margins during design.

Describe contact with the supporting surface and the light direction, such as keeping the bottle base on the tabletop with a natural contact shadow and light from the upper left. Use a reference with compatible perspective. Review perspective, contact points, shadows and reflections together rather than checking background color alone.

These are important product details to preserve and verify, but generative editing does not guarantee pixel-identical retention. Compare small text, logos, bottle openings, edges and glass refraction against the source at full size. Correct misspelled text, shifted labels or altered materials before using the image for product presentation.