Upload your product image
Start with a photo or even a simple line drawing.
AI Product Photography
Generate high-quality product shots in minutes. Just upload a reference image and pick your style — no studio, no photographer, no delays.
Businesses all over the world trust The Brief
How it works
Upload your product image
Start with a photo or even a simple line drawing.
Choose your style
Describe your scene. Our AI generates professional, product-faithful photography.
Download and use anywhere
Use your new images across ads, product pages, social posts and more.
“Our designer can now do 3x the work within the same hours by leveraging AI agents, while our copywriter can now do probably 10x while keeping the ad cost low.”
Salvatore Notaro, Marketing Lead
VivoLife
“Benefits are immense - it radically decreased amount of time, resource and money dedicated to localization and proved to be an instrumental tool for our creative asset production process.”
Meltem Gunyuzlu
British COUNCIL
"The Brief's automation allows us to generate book-specific creatives instantly, saving time and ensuring consistency."
Björn Tümmler
Springer Nature
HIGHLIGHTS
Create campaign-ready visuals that stay on brand — fast and flexible.
Upload one image and create dozens of high-quality variations in minutes.
Control lighting, backgrounds, props and tone.
No photographer, no scheduling, no reshoots — just clean product visuals on demand.
Generate branded, polished visuals that are ready for any channel. No shoots, no waiting — just fast, flexible product photography.
What is AI product photography?
What are the benefits?
What types of products is it best for?
Will the images look realistic?
How does it work in The Brief?
How is this different from stock photos or 3D renders?
Can I control the background or setting?
Is this faster than a traditional shoot?
What is AI product photography?
How does it work in The Brief?
What are the benefits?
How is this different from stock photos or 3D renders?
What types of products is it best for?
Can I control the background or setting?
Will the images look realistic?
Is this faster than a traditional shoot?