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Packages and custom combinations

Economy with 7 images, Standard with 10, and eight custom input scenarios.

Two packages

Image roleEconomyStandard
White-background main image11
Pain point / upgrade evidence11
Key selling point11
Dimensions / specifications11
Material / craftsmanship detail11
Use scenario11
Packaging / included items11
A+ positioning and scenario banner01
A+ upgrades and detail evidence01
A+ use / compatibility guide01
Total710

Economy covers a basic listing set. Standard adds three A+ modules. Missing dimensions, materials, performance or package contents must be confirmed or the corresponding frame replaced with an evidence-based role. Replacements retain the total count.

New creations offer Economy, Standard and Custom. Existing legacy premium projects remain accessible.

Custom types and counts

Choose any supported image types, including repeated types, up to 10 images total. A+ modules count toward the limit. Write one overall brief; the planner assigns each frame its own content and composition.

Repeated types should have distinct purposes: two scenario images might show a desk and an entryway, while two close-ups show the rim and the surface texture. Check the plan for meaningful differences.

Eight custom scenarios

“Main image” below means selecting a white-background main image as an output. Product uploads are mandatory in every row. “Brief” means the overall creative requirements.

Main outputReferencesBriefCurrent behavior
YesYesYesJoint asset analysis plus your brief plans the main image and other roles. Main-image rules constrain reference styling.
YesNoYesPlans from product evidence, requirements and selected roles. References are unnecessary.
NoYesYesPlans the other selected roles with reference style or layout guidance; no hidden main output is added.
NoNoYesPlans the selected roles from product evidence and your brief. A main output is optional.
YesYesNoWithout a template, an overall brief is required. References do not replace it. With a template, its direction can guide planning.
YesNoNoRequires a brief without a template; a template can supply the starting direction.
NoYesNoRequires a brief without a template; with one, plans the other selected roles and considers references.
NoNoNoRequires a brief without a template; a product and a template can still start planning.

What these scenarios share

Tasks that enter planning analyze available assets and combine selected roles, template direction and user requirements into individual plans. Without references, product observations and your brief establish the visual direction. References add style or layout evidence.

There are not eight separate recognition pipelines, nor a guaranteed automatic classifier that maps each reference to an output type. Check asset purposes and each frame's selected product image. See Analysis and prompts.

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