This shop isn’t real. Every photo on it came from one product photo in FlowGen.
How it was made
One photo in. Seven photos out.
Oriel isn’t a brand. I gave Claude one photo of a brown handbag against a beige wall. Claude drove FlowGen to make seven product shots, then built this site in Framer. I never opened either app. The studio shots on the shop came from an earlier test with the same photo.
1
reference photo
7
new product shots
17:49
from empty canvas to live site
$0
extra, on plans I already pay for
In: handbag.png
01 Street
02 Arm
03 Open bag
04 Side view
05 Black
06 Oxblood
07 Café
The graph
Four steps, and the first one does most of the work.
01
One reference node
The product photo goes in once. Every image node reads from it, so the bag keeps its shape, grain and brass in every shot.
02
One prompt per shot
Each prompt says where the bag is and what the light does. It never describes the bag itself. The photo already does that.
03
GPT Image model on my ChatGPT plan
The seven newest shots ran on my ChatGPT plan inside FlowGen, so there was no per-image bill on top.
04
Run all
Seven images in about five minutes, all from one click.
Click the graph to open it full size.
Steal the prompts.
All seven. Wire your own product photo into every node, keep the words exact reference, and swap the scene.
01 Street
Editorial street-style photograph. A woman in her late twenties walks along a sunlit Paris side street in late autumn, carrying the exact reference handbag by its two rolled leather handles at her side. Camel wool coat, cream knit, straight dark trousers, loafers. Waist height, 50mm, shallow depth of field, soft morning light. The bag stays sharp: same cocoa pebbled leather, brass rings, barrel shape and zip.
02 Arm
Close fashion crop photograph. The exact reference handbag hangs from the crook of a woman’s arm, cropped from shoulder to hip, against a warm plaster wall. Cream linen trench coat, hand resting near the brass ring. Window light from the left. No face, no text.
03 Open bag
Overhead photograph, shot straight down. The exact reference handbag lies open on pale travertine, with tortoiseshell sunglasses, a cream notebook, brass keys on a leather fob, a lipstick and a folded receipt arranged beside it. Soft daylight, calm and ordered.
04 Side view
E-commerce product photograph of the exact reference handbag from the side end, three-quarter rear angle, showing the curved end panel, the zip pull and the stitching. Warm off-white studio sweep, soft even light, subtle contact shadow.
05 Black
E-commerce product photograph of the exact reference handbag, same angle and shape, made in deep black pebbled leather with the same brushed brass rings, zip and tabs. Nothing else changes.
06 Oxblood
E-commerce product photograph of the exact reference handbag, same angle and shape, made in rich oxblood red pebbled leather with the same brushed brass rings, zip and tabs. Nothing else changes.
07 Café
Wide cinematic photograph. The exact reference handbag on a small round marble café table on a Paris terrace at early morning, next to a black coffee and a folded newspaper. Low golden side light. Bag on the left third, calm space on the right.
Make your own fake brand.
FlowGen is a Mac app in beta. Drop in one product photo, wire it into a few nodes, and run them on your own keys or your ChatGPT plan.