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STYLE — FITNESS

Whey and supplement product shots with impact

The whey splash style is supplement advertising's hero format: a matte tub or shaker on a dark pedestal, powder or liquid caught mid-motion, and a hard rim light raking across the label. It makes a commodity product feel engineered. Our engine generates these shots from a brief or your own product photo, as premium stills or as slow orbiting hero video.

Generate this styleOpens the studio · ≈ 1 credit / image · ≈ 27 credits / video

THE TECHNIQUE

How the Whey Splash look is built.

Supplement creative lives and dies on perceived quality, because the product itself is a tub of powder. The style compensates with cinematic cues: dark stone or acrylic surfaces, volumetric haze, condensation on shaker bottles, and a single warm light that makes the label legible and the silhouette sharp. Shooting it well normally needs a product studio and a retoucher who understands liquid and powder behavior. The engine renders the whole vocabulary from text. The committed samples on this page are real outputs: a matte-black pre-workout tub on a dark pedestal with an orange rim light, a shaker bottle beaded with condensation on polished acrylic, and supplement bottles graded for paid social. Upload your actual tub photo to keep the label authentic, choose still or video, and generate campaign variants — flavor colorways, seasonal light grades, vertical crops — from the same base brief. It is the fastest way for a supplement brand to look bigger than its studio budget.

The rate card

Start free. Scale when it works.

Tier 02 · best for growing brands

Studio

$29 per month/ mo

560 credits / mo

560 credits ≈ 20 videos or 560 images

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Tier 01 · best for solo creators

Creator

$9 per month/ mo

180 credits / mo

180 credits ≈ 6 videos or 180 images

Tier 03 · best for teams + autopilot

Studio Max

$79 per month/ mo

1,600 credits / mo

1,600 credits ≈ 59 videos or 1,600 images

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Production FAQ · 03 questions

Yes — start from a photo of your actual tub and the engine restages it, keeping label art intact while restyling surface, light, and motion.

Describe the action — a scoop pour, a splash into a shaker, swirling liquid — and the engine renders it in slow motion with believable physics.

A 16:9 hero video for the product page, a 1:1 still for the feed, and a 9:16 crop for Reels covers the core funnel.

LAST LOOKS

Every frame, one engine.

A closing reel of real engine output — video and image, across formats and use cases. Every tile is a sample render.

All frames: real engine output · no mockups

01 / Product AdsSerum, reimagined
02 / CinemaBuilt to move
03 / Product AdsPure refreshment
04 / UGC AdsMade by creators
05 / CinemaCinematic reel
06 / Product AdsCinematic reel
07 / AI VideoFitness reel
08 / BrandCinematic reel