Solutions · Product Launches

A launch needs a set, not an image.

A launch day asks for a hero on the home page, a clean shot on the product page, a lifestyle scene for the announcement, a worn image, a detail for the zoom, a film for the Reel and every ratio in between. One photo of the sample is enough to build that set, before the product is even in stock. Here is the set, one necklace all the way through.

Source: a gold butterfly pendant necklace on white — the one photo
The one photo
The pendant worn by a cast model — the launch hero, generated
Launch hero
The pendant on a shell — the product-only shot, generated
Product-only
The hero re-shot closer — the detail, generated
Detail

The set

Seven deliverables, one photo.

Everything below comes from the necklace photo on the left of the hero — the film excepted, shown from another piece.

  1. The pendant worn by a cast model, the launch hero
    01

    01

    Launch hero

    For the home page and the announcement.

    Product Images
  2. The pendant on a shell, product-only
    02

    02

    Product-only

    For the product page and the marketplace.

    Backgrounds
  3. The pendant worn, another scene — lifestyle
    03

    03

    Lifestyle

    The product in a life.

    Recipes
  4. The pendant worn over a grey t-shirt
    04

    04

    Worn

    On a cast model, where the Recipe supports it.

    Models
  5. The hero re-shot from the side
    05

    05

    New angles

    The hero, re-shot.

    Photoshoot
  6. The hero re-shot closer, pendant and ring
    06

    06

    Detail

    For the zoom and the close-up post.

    Photoshoot
  7. A frame of a Cheeppy product film — another piece, an earring seen in a car mirror
    07 · another piece

    07

    A short film

    From the product photo and a video Recipe.

    Video
  8. The hero in 4:5
    4:5
    The hero in 1:1
    1:1
    The hero in 9:16
    9:16

    08

    Every ratio

    7 ratios with Expand, product intact.

    Expand

The workflow

Build the set in the order the launch needs it.

  1. 01

    One photo of the sample

    Sharp, well lit, the product alone. It does not have to be the final packaging shot — it has to be clear.

  2. 02

    Hero, product-only, lifestyle

    Three Recipes: one built around a person for the hero, a still life on a solid backdrop for the page, a scene for the announcement.

  3. 03

    Angles and a detail

    Photoshoot re-shoots the hero: closer, side, three-quarter. The gallery and the close-up post come from here.

  4. 04

    The film

    From the same product photo and a video Recipe, in the ratio of the Reel or the product page.

  5. 05

    Every ratio

    Expand the keepers to the home banner, the feed, the story. Then send the product-page images to the store, and hand the rest to whoever publishes.

The set is coherent because it comes from one photo and a few repeated choices — the same cast model on the worn images, the same backdrop colour on the clean ones. That is also why it can be ready before the stock is: the sample is enough.

What Cheeppy does not do for a launch

Build the landing page, write the email or the captions, publish the posts, manage the campaign. It produces the visual assets; sending an image to a connected store’s product page is the one direct hand-off.

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FAQ

Questions

What visuals can I create for a launch?
From one photo: the hero, a product-only shot, a lifestyle scene, a worn or in-hand image on compatible Recipes, new angles and a detail with Photoshoot, a short film, and every ratio with Expand.
Can I prepare the visuals before the product is in stock?
Yes — one clear photo of a sample is enough. The set is ready when the product is.
Does Cheeppy build the landing page or the email?
No. Cheeppy produces the visual assets; the page, the email, the copy and the publishing are yours. Sending an image to a connected store’s product page is the one direct hand-off.

The whole launch set, from the sample photo.