Campaign stills come back when the product name on the picture is almost right. It cannot live with a bottle whose label is one letter off, or with a person whose face drifted because a background change got eager. The tool in that argument is GPT Image 2.5.
Two Jobs Hide Inside One Campaign Still
If you have words and no photograph, you are creating. If you have a photograph and a list of what must not change, you are editing. Creation wants a clear subject, a background, and a style. Editing wants a sentence that names the keep list first: the person, the clothes, the pose, the product, then the one thing that should change.
Read The Name Before You Pick A Lane
Before the model menu, read the product name at the size the still will actually run. Generated letters still make mistakes.
Decide If The Still Is New Or Edited
Write the decision in one line the rest of the desk can see. “New still, no source photo” goes one way. “Edit this photo, keep the bottle and the hand, change only the wall” goes the other.
Flare And Sunburst At The Same Settings
Nana Banana Pro puts both versions in the browser, with no app to install. Flare is the everyday lane. Sunburst is the careful-edit lane. At the same size and the same quality they cost the same number of credits, so money does not tell you which one to open.
Where A Careful Edit Still Needs Eyes
Generated letters can still misspell a product name, and an edit can shift a detail you meant to keep. Someone still has to read the name at the size the still will run. A second pass will not close the gap if nobody compares the result with the keep list.
A Desk Rule For The Next Still
New pictures start on Flare, at Medium, at the size you will actually judge. Edits of an existing photo go to Sunburst, with the keep list written before the prompt. Auto stays off until a human has said the idea is right. The product name, if it must live inside the picture, goes in quotes, and a person reads every letter before the file is called final.
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