Ideogram AI Magic Fill Feature Just KILLED Product Photography
In this video we will be seeing how to the Magic Fill feature in Ideogram AI to replace a product (juice bottle) in a shot with our own product (called as product placement). You will be amazed to see the results as not only does it produces realistic lighting and shadows, it also maintains the text and logos on the original product. We will also be comparing the results with the latest ChatGPT 4o image generator. Here’s the video:
Video Summary
This tutorial showcases Ideogram AI’s Magic Fill feature for seamless product replacement within existing, high-quality images, claiming it can eliminate the need for traditional product photography [00:00].
- Setup: The user starts in Ideogram’s Canvas, uploading the professional background image and a basic image of the product to be inserted (a juice bottle) [01:56]. The new product image must be scaled correctly and placed outside the main frame [02:38].
- Masking and Prompting: The Magic Fill tool is used to mask the existing product that needs replacing [03:16]. A prompt is entered describing both the new product on the side and the professional shot being edited [04:05].
- Key Adjustment: The bounding box (pink frame) must be manually adjusted to encompass both the masked area and the uploaded product image [04:50]. Keeping this frame as small as possible helps maintain a higher replacement resolution [05:44].
- Results & Quality: Ideogram generates four variations, often achieving a perfectly integrated replacement that matches the scene’s lighting, liquid shade, and text, sometimes requiring a few retries [07:04].
- Superiority: Ideogram is superior to general-purpose AI tools (like the version of ChatGPT shown) because it performs local editing within the masked area, preserving the photorealism of the surrounding image [11:21].
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