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Insert Products in Ecommerce Ads - NanoBanana Pro

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Empty-Hand to Product Placement

This workflow lets you add a product into a model’s empty hand using a reference product image—making it look like the model was originally holding the product during the shoot.

You don’t need a reshoot.
The system introduces the product while keeping the original image fully intact:

āœ” Same face and expression
āœ” Same pose and hand position
āœ” Same background
āœ” Same lighting and mood

The model starts empty-handed.
Only the product is added—cleanly and realistically.


How It Works

1. Upload the Model Image (Empty Hand)

Add the image of the model with an empty hand.

This image defines:
āœ” pose and hand position
āœ” facial expression
āœ” lighting and background

Nothing in this image is changed.


2. Upload the Product Reference Image

Add the image of the product you want the model to hold
(for example: lipstick, phone, bottle, cosmetic).

This tells the system:
ā€œPlace this product into the model’s hand.ā€


3. Match Scale & Position

The workflow automatically:
āœ” resizes the product
āœ” matches perspective
āœ” aligns it to the hand naturally

So it fits the grip and orientation correctly.


4. Insert the Product Into the Hand

The product is placed into the model’s hand with:
āœ” realistic proportions
āœ” correct angle
āœ” natural placement

The hand pose remains unchanged.


5. Save the Final Image

Download the completed image once processing is finished.


šŸŽÆ Final Result

You get a seamless image where:

✨ A product is added to an originally empty hand
✨ The model remains completely unchanged
✨ No reshoot or reposing is required
✨ Ideal for ads, branding, and e-commerce

The final output looks like the product was always part of the original photoshoot.

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