Tag: small business

  • AI Prompts for Product Photos That Sell

    A clear, honest photo sells better than a long description. These AI prompts for product photos help you clean up a background, balance the light and show your item in a simple scene, while the product itself stays exactly as it is. Replace anything in [brackets] with your own details.

    Keep the product true

    Never let AI change the colour, size, shape, logo or condition of what you sell. Customers buy what they see, so the picture must match the real product. Check the image rules of the shop or marketplace where you sell; Google’s Merchant Center help page on product image requirements is a useful example of what platforms expect.

    AI prompts for product photos you can copy

    Clean white background

    Remove the background from my uploaded product photo and place the product on a clean white background with a soft natural shadow. Do not change the product’s shape, colour or logo.

    Coloured surface with soft light

    Place my uploaded product on a clean [color] surface with soft studio lighting. Keep the product exactly the same. No extra objects and no text.

    Fix the light and colour

    Make my uploaded product photo brighter and sharper. Correct the colours so they look natural and true to the real product. Do not add effects.

    A simple lifestyle scene

    Show my uploaded product on a [table, desk or shelf] in a simple, realistic setting with soft daylight. Keep the product unchanged and do not add other brands or logos.

    A matching set for your shop

    Edit my uploaded product photo to match the style of my shop: a [color] background, soft shadow and the product centred with space around it.

    Remove small flaws on the background

    Remove dust, fingerprints and creases from the background of my uploaded product photo. Do not retouch the product itself.

    Check the result

    Compare the new image with my original and list anything that changed on the product itself, such as colour, shape or details.

    Save the AI prompts for product photos that work best for your shop, and reuse them for every new item.

    A short checklist before you upload

    • Does the product look exactly like the real item?
    • Are the colours true, even on a phone screen?
    • Is there any text, logo or object you do not have rights to use?

    Pair photos with good words

    Great pictures work best with clear text. See our guide to AI prompts for product descriptions and AI prompts for small business owners.

    Next steps

    Copy more from the Photo tab of our free Prompt Library. If results look strange, read 5 Common AI Prompt Mistakes and How to Fix Them.

  • 10 AI Prompts for Small Business Owners

    Running a small business means doing a hundred jobs at once. AI cannot run your business, but it can write first drafts of replies, posts and plans in seconds. Here are 10 prompts to save you time. Replace anything in [brackets] with your own details.

    Before you use them

    Always read what AI writes before you send or publish it. Check prices, dates and promises. And do not paste private customer information such as phone numbers or addresses into an AI tool.

    Prompts for customers

    1. Reply to a customer message

    You are a polite customer support person for a [type of business]. Write a short, friendly reply to this message: [paste message]. Offer a solution and keep it under 100 words.

    2. Handle a complaint

    A customer is upset about [problem]. Write a calm reply that apologizes, explains what we will do and thanks them for their patience.

    3. Answer common questions

    Write 8 frequently asked questions with short answers for my website about [business]. Cover delivery, returns and payment.

    Prompts for marketing

    4. Marketing ideas

    My business is [business] in [city] and my customers are [audience]. Give me 10 low-cost marketing ideas I can try this month.

    5. Social media posts

    Write 5 social media posts for [business] about [offer]. Use a friendly tone, one line each, with a clear call to action.

    6. Product description

    Write a product description for [product] for [customer type]. Mention [3 features]. Keep it under 80 words and avoid exaggeration.

    7. Email to customers

    Write a short email to existing customers announcing [news or offer]. Include a subject line and a call to action.

    Prompts for running the business

    8. Offer ideas for a slow month

    Suggest 5 simple offers or bundles for [business] to increase sales in a slow month, without cutting prices too much.

    9. Learn from reviews

    Here are 10 customer reviews: [paste reviews]. Summarize what customers like, what they complain about, and 3 changes I should consider.

    10. Weekly plan

    I run [business] with [number] people. Here are my tasks this week: [list tasks]. Organize them into a day-by-day plan, with the most important first.

    Keep your own brand voice

    Paste a short sample of your own writing and add: “Write in this same tone.” This stops the text from sounding generic.

    Next steps

    Use our free Prompt Builder to build custom prompts for your business. If your results feel weak, read 5 Common Prompt Mistakes (and How to Fix Them).