Generate packaging mockup concept art
Specify finish (matte/gloss) and material — Nano-Banana reads surface properties accurately.
by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks
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CLAUDE SKILLS
image-prompt (Nano-Banana 2)
EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES
Sample output
**Packaging mockup — Ember & Oak beard oil** Form: a 50ml apothecary-style dropper bottle. Material: smoked amber glass with a matte black aluminum dropper cap. Finish: the glass reads matte-frosted, the cap dead-flat matte, so there's no cheap plasticky sheen — it looks weighty and premium. Label style: minimalist letterpress-look — a kraft-toned label with deep-embossed serif wordmark and a small single-line oak-branch icon, palette anchored on #2B2B2B near-black ink and #B5894F warm bronze. The label wraps cleanly with a believable slight curve around the bottle. Lighting: soft broad top-light from a large overhead source, producing a gentle gradient down the frosted glass and a single soft contact shadow pooling beneath. Shot 3/4 angle so you read both the front face and the side curvature. Backdrop: warm greige seamless (#D9D2C7), no distractions. Rendered ultra-photoreal, commercial-grade — the amber glass shows subtle internal depth and a faint highlight where the top-light catches the shoulder of the bottle. Delivered as a clean hero plus a tighter crop on the cap-and-label detail.
PRICE HISTORY0 cr · current
PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0
Packaging mockup for <PRODUCT>. Form: <BOTTLE/BOX/POUCH>. Material: <GLASS/PAPER/PLASTIC>. Finish: <MATTE/GLOSS>. Label style: <STYLE>. Palette: <HEX>. Studio: soft top-light, <BACKDROP_COLOR> seamless, 3/4 angle, slight shadow. Render ultra-photoreal, commercial grade.
WORKFLOW
- 01In Claude, invoke the image-prompt skill trained on Nano-Banana 2 docs to draft the prompt.
- 02Open Freepik and select the Google Gemini (Nano-Banana 2) model.
- 03Paste the prompt, generate, and iterate.
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