Kitchen and appliances
Kitchen appliance lifestyle campaign
- 6 shots
- Lifestyle
- Model included
- Landscape grid
Follow a kitchen product from preparation to serving with a campaign that feels like a familiar home routine. This sequence works particularly well for blenders, coffee makers and other appliances with a clear food or drink result. A consistent host connects the different moments, while the gathering at the counter gives the finished drink a social setting. When attaching your appliance photo in ChatGPT, explain what it genuinely makes and which parts must remain closed during use. Keep the same product and person across all six panels.
Describe your kitchen appliance in a few words. Still attach your product photo in ChatGPT.
Create one photorealistic 3x2 campaign grid using ONLY the attached product reference(s), or [PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Exactly six equally sized photographic cells, three columns by two rows, overall landscape 16:9, thin white gutters. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI.
Use this exact row-major shot plan with distinct frames:
R1C1: Counter hero. Appliance on a stone counter with morning sun. Camera: eye-level front. Framing: product in set.
R1C2: In use. Hands operate the real controls. Camera: eye-level oblique. Framing: hands and product.
R1C3: The result. Show the food or drink the product actually makes. Camera: slightly high oblique. Framing: result close-up.
R2C1: Cook in action. Model cooks with the appliance in use. Camera: eye-level three-quarter. Framing: waist-up.
R2C2: Control detail. Show real dials, buttons or display. Camera: oblique macro. Framing: close-up.
R2C3: Hosting. Friends gathered around the counter, product visible. Camera: eye-level side. Framing: scene.
For separate human or animal shots, establish the first hero internally, then reuse that generated hero for continuity alongside the original product. Clean product shots require no model. Supporting surroundings remain coherent within the campaign.
Attach your product photo before you paste the prompt. A plain background and even light give the most accurate result.
Shot list
Want one shot at full size? Open it and copy its prompt on its own.
R1C1Counter heroAppliance on a stone counter with morning sun
Create one photorealistic campaign photograph, not a grid. Input: ONLY [PRODUCT REFERENCE / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI. Shot R1C1: Counter hero. Action: Appliance on a stone counter with morning sun. Camera: eye-level front. Framing: product in set. Where a subject is present, reuse the campaign's internally generated hero for face, animal and styling continuity. Product-only framing contains no human or animal. Full-body framing includes complete head and feet; full-animal framing includes complete head, tail and paws.R1C2In useHands operate the real controls
Create one photorealistic campaign photograph, not a grid. Input: ONLY [PRODUCT REFERENCE / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI. Shot R1C2: In use. Action: Hands operate the real controls. Camera: eye-level oblique. Framing: hands and product. Where a subject is present, reuse the campaign's internally generated hero for face, animal and styling continuity. Product-only framing contains no human or animal. Full-body framing includes complete head and feet; full-animal framing includes complete head, tail and paws.R1C3The resultShow the food or drink the product actually makes
Create one photorealistic campaign photograph, not a grid. Input: ONLY [PRODUCT REFERENCE / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI. Shot R1C3: The result. Action: Show the food or drink the product actually makes. Camera: slightly high oblique. Framing: result close-up. Where a subject is present, reuse the campaign's internally generated hero for face, animal and styling continuity. Product-only framing contains no human or animal. Full-body framing includes complete head and feet; full-animal framing includes complete head, tail and paws.R2C1Cook in actionModel cooks with the appliance in use
Create one photorealistic campaign photograph, not a grid. Input: ONLY [PRODUCT REFERENCE / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI. Shot R2C1: Cook in action. Action: Model cooks with the appliance in use. Camera: eye-level three-quarter. Framing: waist-up. Where a subject is present, reuse the campaign's internally generated hero for face, animal and styling continuity. Product-only framing contains no human or animal. Full-body framing includes complete head and feet; full-animal framing includes complete head, tail and paws.R2C2Control detailShow real dials, buttons or display
Create one photorealistic campaign photograph, not a grid. Input: ONLY [PRODUCT REFERENCE / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI. Shot R2C2: Control detail. Action: Show real dials, buttons or display. Camera: oblique macro. Framing: close-up. Where a subject is present, reuse the campaign's internally generated hero for face, animal and styling continuity. Product-only framing contains no human or animal. Full-body framing includes complete head and feet; full-animal framing includes complete head, tail and paws.R2C3HostingFriends gathered around the counter, product visible
Create one photorealistic campaign photograph, not a grid. Input: ONLY [PRODUCT REFERENCE / PRODUCT DESCRIPTION]. Campaign route: Lifestyle. Creative concept: A day in a real kitchen: morning coffee, cooking, cleaning up and hosting friends. Example art direction: Modern kitchen with stone counters, oak and morning sun. Example palette: stone, oak, soft green. Derive the final colors, casting, styling and set from the supplied product. No separate outfit, model or location input is required. Choose one suitable adult model internally and keep face, hairstyle, skin tone, proportions and supporting styling consistent across this campaign. Casting may differ between campaigns. Show only food and drinks that match what the product actually makes; no invented functions or displays. Preserve the product reference's exact design, color, material, geometry, construction, size, packaging and visible branding. Inspect the actual buttons, dials, displays, finish, handles, lids and cable; do not invent functions, screens or accessories. Adapt any shot involving a pump, cap, cuff, sleeve, strap, container, animal or ingredient to what actually exists; do not invent absent features, accessory products, ingredients, performance claims or internal mechanisms. Example colors and materials are creative cues: substitute the supplied product's true characteristics. Keep skin, fur, hands, fabric behavior, scale, physical contacts, reflections and shadows plausible. No captions, panel numbers, invented logos, watermark or screenshot UI. Shot R2C3: Hosting. Action: Friends gathered around the counter, product visible. Camera: eye-level side. Framing: scene. Where a subject is present, reuse the campaign's internally generated hero for face, animal and styling continuity. Product-only framing contains no human or animal. Full-body framing includes complete head and feet; full-animal framing includes complete head, tail and paws.
How to use this kit
- Photograph your kitchen appliance. Use a plain background and soft, even light. A phone photo is fine if it's sharp.
- Open ChatGPT and attach the photo. Use a model that can create images.
- Paste the full campaign prompt and send it. You get a 6-panel grid. Use the shot list above to make any panel at full size.
- Fix details in the same chat. If something changed, reply with what to keep, for example: “Keep the label exactly as in my photo.”
More tips in How it works.
Questions about this kit
- What does the kitchen appliance lifestyle campaign prompt create?
- It creates one 6-panel campaign grid in ChatGPT: counter hero, in use, the result, cook in action, control detail and hosting. Every panel shows your own kitchen appliance with the same model throughout, so the set works as one consistent campaign.
- Can I make one of the shots at full size?
- Yes. Each of the 6 shots has its own prompt in the shot list on this page. Open the shot you want, copy its prompt and send it with your product photo to get that panel as a full-size image.
- Do I need to provide a model?
- No. ChatGPT casts an adult model itself and keeps the same face, hair and styling in every shot. You only upload a photo of your kitchen appliance.
- Will ChatGPT keep my kitchen appliance exactly as it is?
- The prompt tells ChatGPT to treat your photo as the source of truth and to protect the buttons, dials, display, finish and proportions. If a detail still changes, reply in the same chat: “Keep the buttons exactly as in my photo.”
