🎨 AI Image Studio

That reads as a question. Image models follow orders, not requests — they often reply with a near-identical picture. Try "make the background dense jungle foliage" rather than "can you make the background full of nature".

The AI designs the poster, then your own product picture is laid over the one it drew — so the label, the flavour name and the small print are your real pixels, not the model's guess at them. Untick only if you want the AI's version of the pack.

On by default: after each run the result replaces your source picture, so the next instruction builds on it and anything you already fixed stays fixed. The thumbnail is labelled with the round number. Adding a new picture starts a fresh chain. The header/footer band is never fed back — it is re-applied to each result, so it cannot stack up.

Optional, but it roughly doubles the hit rate: the model is told the exact characters to look for instead of working out which lettering is the address. If your logo shares letters with the domain, naming the exact text also stops the logo being taken away with it. Say which corner if you know; a wrong guess sends the model to delete whatever is in that corner instead.

You asked for that in the prompt — tick the box above instead. A typed request is weighed against the "preserve captions and brand marks" rule and usually loses; the box overrides that rule outright.

Use this rather than typing "remove website name". The instruction sent with every edit tells the model to preserve captions and brand marks — which describes your address too, so a typed request fights it and the address survives, or comes back on the next run. This box states the removal as an explicit exception to that rule, and has the model rebuild what was behind the letters instead of patching over them. Works on its own: tick it, leave the prompt empty, and the address is the only thing touched.

Your products are placed on the new background automatically.