Here's a clean prompt structure for product mockup images I've tested myself — comes out clean every time.

Back when our company was making mockups for e-commerce product detail pages, we either had to dig through stock image sites or buy PSD templates—expensive and slow. Later we switched to MJ for generating them. Laptop screens, flat-lay clothing, packaging boxes—stuff like that comes out in seconds per version, saved a ton of hassle.

Let me share the structural trick I figured out. First, nail the subject—spell out exactly what the thing is. Then lighting, gotta include keywords like “high-quality lighting.” Next, camera angle—top-down or front view, your call. Then add clean background keywords so it doesn’t clutter things up. Finally, tone down the style a bit to stop it from over-polishing and messing up the product details.

Clothing, electronics, packaging—this framework works for most of them, just tweak a little. For batch materials, it really saves time.

“Clean background” is such a key keyword, otherwise it’s just a mess.

Preventing over-beautification +1, it’s really annoying when the details get changed.

Anyone tried generating flat-lay clothing images? Thinking of giving it a shot.

Total lifesaver for e-commerce product detail pages. I used to feel the pain every time I had to buy templates.

Yeah, adding lighting descriptions really makes a huge difference in texture quality.