The product images you see on this store were generated 100% with Chad GPT and they're currently bringing me in over $1,000 net profit every single day. So, in this video, I'm revealing exactly how I create these photos, the specific Chad GPT prompts I'm using, and the top 10 product images that every single store needs. When you first import a product from AliExpress, your website looks like every other drop shipper. You're using the same stolen images. You have the same exact thumbnails. So when a customer lands on your store, they bounce because it doesn't look real and it doesn't look trustworthy either. So that is why having branded product images matters more than anything else when it comes to conversions. So the first type of photo is a product showcase image. This is going to be the first photo the customer sees when they land on our store. So, it's important we have the product clearly visual with a nice branded background. And the competition selling this product was using the same exact photos as each other, meaning they were all basically duplicates. So, to get a custom background, I uploaded the photo all the competition had into Chad GPT. You literally just drag and drop it and you can upload it. And I said replays background, the most simple prompt ever. And at first, Chad GPT basically made me the same image. So, I was like, "Hey, let's not do any green. Let's change it up a bit." And it made us this image here. Already light years better than the competition, but we can improve it further. So, I uploaded the photo back into Chad GPT. And I said, "Let's get a text section with the main benefit and also slap on a 30-day money back guarantee badge." And Chad GPT, it's not always going to be the best. Like, it made this piece of crap. So, you know, a little bit of a face bomb here. Like, this is garbage. So, we asked it a second time. This time I was more clear. We want the same background, but I just want some text incorporated on this. And then it added this one. Clear, brighter skin highlights. The main benefit, which is good. But another problem arises. This 30-day money back guarantee badge was ugly. Like that looks like ass. So, a nice middle ground. We had it removed the money back guarantee badge and we were left with this. And our store looks pretty damn credible. And I was able to add this 30-day money back guarantee badge in Photoshop or Canva. So, I just slap that on afterward. But overall, like this is way better than the competition. And I'll show you a second example of a showcase image. So, here we have this Get Dreamy toning whip. And this image is like 10 out of 10. It's flawless. And I originally started by just posting the competitor's main photo inside of Chad GPT. So, pro tip for you guys, if you see a photo you really like, similar to copying a friend's homework, you just need to tweak it ever so slightly and you can have your own version. So the main takeaways is I asked it to remove the free gift with purchase because I didn't have the same offer as the competitor. I then wanted the product to be centered on a platform and you can see it did that in the bottom one. And instead of the three icons on the right side, I wanted it to move the icons underneath. But this image, it was lackluster, just wasn't enough. Within a few iterations, we were able to put our own twist on this product where we revamped the text up top. We have the product on a platform. We have the social proof and benefits arranged a bit differently. And this looks incredible on our store. Like this is the first impression the customer sees, which just helps build a ton of trust. Now, the second image we're going to cover is a benefitsbased image. And we're going to cover two examples for this one as well. So, on the same turmeric soap prompt as before, I just said, can you add three icons with benefit on the bottom lower third of the image? So, I wanted three icons with benefits on the bottom third of the image. and it made this here, which is definitely a great start. But a pro tip for you guys, so please do write this one down. You always want your images to be a one:one ratio. What that means is the image is a square. Whereas this image here is not 1 one, it's a vertical rectangle and it throws off all the spacing on your website. And another pro tip, do not use Asian or Chinese models on your website. Often the customer will think it's shipping from China and the product will be cheap. So try to use Americanlooking people at the very least. So, please trust only upload one:1 ratios. And you'll also see I'm not giving it a ton of direction. I just ask it for the most vague idea. Add some benefits here. And it does it. So, you just need to have like the slightest hint of what you're trying to create in Chad GPT. We'll do the hardware. And we have another benefits image right here. This time for the nail growth pen. So, I want to show you how I put this one together, too, because again, very straightforward. This time, I started off by uploading the competitor's photos into Chad GPT. So these were five photos from the competitor and I asked it to create me an image showing the product itself. I wanted long nails meaning the benefit of the product was shown in the image and then I asked it to create three benefit icons with text. Do a 1:1 ratio so it's a square big takeaway and then to do a pinkish background and it created this for us. I didn't tell Chad GPT which icons to use. I didn't tell it which text to use. I'm just giving it full creative freedom to do its thing and to make my life easy. So, please don't overthink this. Now, the next image is a how to use image and this is going to be how to use your product in three simple steps. So, we're going to cover the turmeric soap and the nail pen. How we put this image together. And I can't believe the prompts are this simple. I just said, "Wow, in response to the previous image it made." And then I asked for a step one two three how to use image. That was it. So again, if you just have the slightest indicator of what you're trying to achieve, Chad GPT will do the rest. And it's not perfect. There is a typo here, like they misspelled step. But a lot of nerds, they're like, I want you to make me a step one, two, three image that is split evenly in thirds. Have image one of a black lady rubbing the soap in her hand, image two of her rubbing it on her face, image three of her patting her skin with a towel, and it's like, dude, you don't need to overthink that much. Just tell it the most vague reference of what you're aiming for, and it'll do it. So here's it again for the nail pen. I asked it to create a step one, two, three image and we ran into some issues here. Like the step one, it didn't even have a step one. It was just the product. So again, it's not always going to be perfect the first iteration. Sometimes you got to go back and forth. So I told it that I said, "Listen, we need text for each image here and split it into three." But this time it started making an image that wasn't a square. It wasn't a 1:1 ratio. So I cut it off early. And after a few iterations, we were able to get to this point here. Again, sometimes you may got to go back and forth a bit, but usually you can keep your prompt super broad and it's going to give you like an amazing photo. And that's exactly what we did for the fourth image type and ingredients image where we show what's inside of the product. For the turmeric soap, I just said, "Wow, amazing. Can I get an ingredients image, too?" I didn't even tell it what was in the soap, which is a flaw on my end. It would be smart to tell it the ingredients in your product, but nonetheless, come on. It made it just like that. And it's pretty damn good. Like, bro, this is incredible. And to show you another example of an ingredients photo. Here we have the dreamy toning whip where we just uploaded the competitor's photo with their ingredients and we had it update the font. It changed the orientation of the product, updated the emojis a bit. But one tip, I would not would not copy the text one for one. I think it did that in this example here. But please do try to be aware of that. This is like using the competitor's photos for inspiration. It's your friend's homework. But then it's up to you to make it like 20% different. That way it's not obvious. You're repurposing content. Now image type number five is the social proof image. So this has five stars, has a review, and there's a little compilation edit. Like this kicks ass. And we made it the same way. I just said, "Can I get a social proof image next, please?" And it made this. It didn't even leave the product in there. So I was like, "Bro, come on. You can do better than that." I said, "This is a good start, but I want to see a person/nails in the background, not a solid background color. Maybe even do a compilation image with multiple people, results in skin tones in there, and it made this image, which again was just it's banger. It's it's already good as it is. And I have a little bonus for you guys, too, cuz this next prompt was just too perfect. So, consider this an add-on, but I was really into it. But I said, "Banger, can I get a dope ass image that you think would be fire in my description?" I'm talking like a literal Gen Z millennial here absolutely crazy. I said you can do benefits, features, social proof, whatever you want to add. I trust you GPT and it made this image right here. I most likely could not have created this on my own if I tried. So the bonus here is just get creative with it. Maybe just let Chad GPT do its thing every now and then and you might be surprised with with the images it actually makes. This is 10 out of 10. Now this next image here are results. So like 96% said that. 95% said that. So to start, I took the competitor's photo, threw that into Chad GPT, and I asked it to update the font to Poppins. So that's another hack you can implement. You can literally tell it the exact font you want. But the issue here is one, it copied the text exactly. So please don't plagiarize. Switch it up a bit. But number two, it wasn't the proper aspect ratio. It was vertical where we needed a square. So we went back to the drawing board. And to make it a little different as well, instead of doing a creamy white background, we went to a purple background instead. Remember, we're using what is available for inspiration and then having Chad GPT just to tweak it a bit so our store stands out from the rest. Image type number seven is a features image and this is very similar to the benefits one. However, understand benefits is what the product will do for them. So, the end outcome where a feature is a characteristic. It's a describing word for the product itself. And you guys should already be aware, the prompt is not complicated. I threw in the original image that we copied earlier on, and I said, can I get a feature-based image with five green check marks incorporated? So, that was it. I just asked it, here's the features. Let me get five green check marks. You don't need green check marks here. You can do icons instead and have Chad GPT fill that in. You don't need five specifically. You can have it just do its thing. But for this example, five green check marks. Boom. All done. Now, number eight is the classic before and after, just showing the results of your product from when they first get started versus after they achieve the benefit where it's literally the same thing. I asked Chad GPT, can I see how a before and after of using this product may work? And it created me this year. Pretty good. And for the nail pen product, it's the same thing. Can I see how a before after of this product may look? Now, one takeaway though, you want to be careful because the skin in the AI photos is often way too smooth and it looks a bit fake and customers can see that. They'll be like, "This skin way too perfect here." So, before and afters, yes, you can use Chad GPT to make those. But what I would recommend is find a legitimate before and after either from Amazon, AliExpress, or a competitor. upload that into Chad GPT then and then just have it change the layout or the overall design but to still use the real photos because if you have an AI model in the before after sometimes like it just looks a little off whereas if you have authentic before afters it'll help build some more trust and look a little more credible. So number nine, we have testimonial images. So check out Katie B here. Check out Sarah here and check out Emily. Even though it's a dude, we have people holding the product essentially. So testimonial images, we can have people hold the product. And this originally started I just asked to have a person holding it with a one-s sentence quote in fivestar review. And it made me this image here, which is also a type of testimonial photo you can add. But to optimize it a bit, we removed the text and then I asked them to make it look selfie style, like they just took it from their phone. That way, it's not as polished up in the background looks a little more natural. And then I got this girl. I said, "Amazing. Now, let's get a white girl with straight hair and glasses. Just trying to get some diversity." I even had it make I even had to make this flamboyant guy. I was just having fun at this point. And the final image number 10 is a what's inside type photo. So, I had this photo from the competitor for this makeup brush product where had a white background, had a boring gray box. So, we just had it revamp it, make a what's included image, and I wanted them to remove these brushes cuz the brushes don't actually come with the product. And we were able to narrow it down to this. So, the final type of image is a what's included where you showcase what's inside. So, that's exactly how I'm using AI product photos to help generate 1K profit per day. But, let's keep it real. Images are just one piece of the puzzle. You also need a good product, a good offer, and good ads. Those all carry a ton of weight. The AI product photos, those just help boost some trust and conversions. And the AI photos are just one tool out of many because we're also using an AI store builder. We have AI influencers and AI scripts to bring this whole system together. And if you're doing this journey solo on your own, it's going to take you months of trial and error to get that first winner. And I know that because my first year drop shipping, I spent over $10,000 testing over 50 products just trying to figure this out. So that's exactly why I've put together my one-on-one mentorship to help people like my younger self shortcut that learning curve and find success. 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