Templates

AI templates: finished workflows for the jobs you repeat

An AI template is a workflow somebody already built for a job you have. Add your product photo, press Run, and you get the pictures in your brand's look.

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Each one shows the photo that went in and what came out
Your brand rules are read before every run
Make a copy and it becomes your own workflow

What a run makes

A finished set from your product photos

A teal drink can on an orange ground, then the same can on a snowy terrace rail, on a wall in a sunny backstreet and on a market stall among lemons and peaches — A drink can, then the same can on a snowy terrace, in a backstreet and on a market stall. DesignerBox render.

Who it is for

Does that sound like you?

Scaling without compromising quality.
Anyone can make an AI picture. Making hundreds that still look like your brand is the hard part. A template is a job somebody already built, and it reads your brand record before it runs.
How we solve it:
- Start from a finished job, not a blank page
- Your brand rules are read before every run
- Make a copy, and it becomes your own workflow
Cut the waiting time and budget for deliverables.
You deliver for several clients, and each one has its own brand book. Waiting weeks for a shoot or an edit delays every delivery. A template gives a new client's first set before you build anything of your own.
How we solve it:
- One brand record per client, read on every run
- Apps a colleague runs from a short form
- A shared workspace and team seats on the Ultra plan

In one sentence

A template is a workflow somebody already built. Open one, add your photo, run it.

You never pick a model, write a prompt or arrange a canvas. The template already holds the steps, and your brand record supplies the look.

What that gives you:

Open it and add your product photo
Your brand rules are read before the run
Keep or discard each result

What you get

What is inside a template

Every template is a finished job, not a prompt. It carries the steps, the models, the light and the framing, so the first run is already close to the work you asked for.

The steps, already built
Cut out, relight, place in a scene, upscale. The order is set and the models are chosen, so you never pick a model or write a prompt.
Your brand, read on every run
The template reads your logo, colours, fonts and rules before it runs, so its result has your look and not a stock one.
A known result
Each template shows the source photo and the pictures it made, so you see what it makes before you spend a credit.
Yours to change
Make a copy and it becomes your workflow. Change a step, add a product, save it, and the whole team runs your version.

How it works

From a template to a finished set

01
Pick the job
Eight jobs, from packshots to automations. Every template shows the source photo and what it made.
02
Add your product photo
A phone photo is enough. The template keeps your product and changes the scene, the model or the format around it. Uploading your own photos starts on the Pro plan.
03
Run it, then make it yours
Press Run and review the results. Make a copy and it becomes your workflow, for the team and for the whole catalogue.

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By job

Eight jobs, one template away

Each job has a page: what the job is, what DesignerBox returns, and the templates that do it.

One workflow, four ways to run it

A template, a workflow, an app, a batch

They are the same engine at four distances. Start with somebody else's, save your own, share it with a colleague, then run it over the whole catalogue.

Everything in one place

Everything you need, in one place

The full workflow, from your product photos to the finished ad, in one subscription.

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Questions

Curious? Let's clear things up.

What is a template?

A template is a workflow somebody already built for a named job. It holds the steps, the models, the light and the framing. You add your product photo and press Run.

How is a template different from a workflow?

A template is the starting point; a workflow is yours. Make a copy of a template and it becomes a workflow you can change, save and run again with your own steps.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. The template holds the instructions, the models and the framing, so it runs without a prompt. Writing your own prompts starts on the Pro plan, if you want to add a line of your own.

Will the results look like my brand?

Every template reads your brand record before it runs. The record holds your logo, colours, fonts and rules, so each run starts from your look rather than a stock one. You still review each result and keep only the ones that fit.

Can I run one template on many products?

Yes. Run it once from the template, or run the same workflow over a spreadsheet of products as a batch, one product per row. You see the cost of the whole sheet before the run.