Create mockups with ChatGPT

[ulla_hennig]

Yesterday I discovered a method to create mockups for Zazzle products. I have some hip flasks in my shop which I need to promote more, so I was looking for mockups online. I only found ones which you have to pay for. I have an account on ChatGPT, so I wondered whether I could create mockups with ChatGPT. And yes, it is possible! I followed these steps:

1. I went to "Downloads" and downloaded an image of the flask-
2. I went to ChatGPT and uploaded said image. 
3. I wrote the following text: "Can you create a mockup with the above image? I want to show the flask standing on a table".
4. I then got the following image:

    I downloaded the image and I am using it now in my X promotion. In order to add it to the Zazzle mockups on the product page you have to enlarge it. 

   I hope this post is useful!

[Windy]

Super cool! Can you tell it to make it in a square aspect, or in the exact dimensions required by the media manager?  I have not used ChatGPT very much at all yet.

[KeegansCreation]

I used the following prompt in ChatGPT and got the following result. In the previous prompt I didn't specify square and it defaulted to vertical.

"make a mockup for this backpack by placing it on a tree stump in a forest, the image is square"

[ulla_hennig]

I haven't found out that yet. However, when you upload the image using the media manager Zazzle asks you to crop the image. I am also using those images when I tweet my products, and with x/twitter there is no problem with the dimensions...

[Connie]

Wow, that's interesting! I might try a couple and see how it does. Can you do more specific instructions, like maybe a Christmas table, or a wedding bouquet in the back, or something like that?

[Cat]

I'll have to try it with Chat GPT. I tried this with Microsoft Copilot, and while it did spit out a nice mockup, it changed my original design significantly. 

[KeegansCreation]

I have found that too, with some mockups made by AI. My solution is to overlay the original isolated product and then move that layer below the AI image. Then I mask the altered parts, revealing the original underneath in places that were changed. Sometimes color adjustments are needed on the original too, if the AI really changed the lighting.

[Cat]

That's basically what I did! 😉

[Jadendreamer13]

Have you tried telling ChatGPT not to change your sample image?