Product-accurate AI imagery is made by training a custom model on the real product first, then building scenes around that locked reference, not by describing the product in a prompt. At ADV the process runs in four stages: intake of high-resolution product files, custom model training on the product's geometry, logo and finish, generation under human art direction, and manual post-production in Photoshop. Images take two to four business days; video takes up to five.
You send high-resolution photographs of the product from multiple angles on a clean white background, plus the label artwork. Brand guidelines, a reference aesthetic or campaign direction help; where they do not exist, direction is extracted from your existing brand presence. Onboarding takes 48 hours.
Before any scene is built, models are trained on the product's exact geometry, logo placement, packaging finish and colour. This is the step that generic tools skip, and the reason their output has a logo that is nearly right and proportions that drift between frames. The trained reference is locked and every later asset is constructed around it.
Concepts, references and scene direction are set in pre-production, then multiple generation tools are used in combination, each is better at different things, with a human art director steering framing, light and composition. The product is never dropped into a template; the world is built around it.
Every asset goes through manual refinement in Photoshop: colour grading, fine detail correction, and product-accuracy checks against the original files. Motion work is graded and cut in the same pass. Nothing leaves the studio without a human set of eyes on it, and delivery is in ad-ready formats. Metadata is stripped from delivered files.
Revision rounds are part of every delivery, a brief is not closed until the output matches it. Full copyright transfers to you on delivery, with no licensing fees or usage restrictions.