The product sheet (GPT Image 2.0)

Stage one is asset creation: generate different options for every character and location, test them, and lock whichever performs best — you'll see why that matters once scenes start getting animated. Get organized before any of that, though. You're about to make a ton of files, and if they're scattered everywhere you'll waste half your day digging through images mid-edit.

One photo of the headphones isn't enough to build a whole ad around. Feed the model a single flat shot and it has to guess at every angle it's never seen — and it'll hallucinate the product halfway through a scene.

Turn one photo into a full sheet

GPT Image 2.0 is the strongest option right now for editing an existing product photo, so the single headphone shot goes straight in there. The ask: build out front and three-quarter views from that one image, so every angle the camera might need actually exists somewhere.

Why the extra angles matter later

With that sheet in hand, Seedance now knows the product from all sides — not just the one angle in the original photo. That's what lets it hold onto the headphones instead of guessing at whatever angle a shot needs.