media-forgemf-product-photolisted

# media-forge:mf-product-photo Ten named modes, a reference image, and a sentence of intent. Higgsfield's backend assembles the structured prompt; the choice that matters is the mode. ## Intent The prompt is not where the work is here. The backend already knows what a hero banner looks like and what a moodboard pin looks like, and it writes a better prompt for those than a generic description will. The work is picking the mode that matches the deliverable, and looking at the assembled prompt before paying for it. ## The ten modes | Mode | Produces | Reach for it when | |---|---|---| | `product_shot` | Clean product on a controlled surface | Catalogue, PDP, the default | | `hero_banner` | Wide, negative space for copy | Site header, email banner | | `lifestyle_scene` | Product in a lived environment | Social, "in use" | | `closeup_product_with_person` | Hands or partial figure with the product | Scale, tactility, texture | | `virtual_model_tryout` | Product worn or held by a model | Apparel, accessories, wearables | | `social_carousel` | A coherent multi-image set | Instagram carousel, a swipe sequence | | `ad_creative_pack` | Several ad-shaped variations | Paid testing, a batch to choose from | | `moodboard_pin` | Editorial, styled, Pinterest-shaped | Brand direction, aspirational | | `conceptual_product` | Product rendered as an idea | Campaign, launch, abstract | | `restyle` | Same product, different art direction | Refresh without a reshoot | Mode drives aspect ratio