What each part of the prompt does
- Scale and likeness
- "1/7 scale collectible figurine" is collector language that points the model at a painted display figure rather than a cartoon. "Face, hairstyle and clothes matched exactly" covers the three things people check first when they compare the toy with the photo.
- Acrylic base
- A round clear acrylic base is what real display figures stand on, and naming it stops the model giving the figure a fantasy rock or pedestal.
- Box and monitor
- The printed box and the screen with the 3D model are the two props that suggest a real product being made. They also fill the back of the frame so the desk does not look bare.
- Product photo light
- Soft window daylight and shallow depth of field keep the figure sharp and the box and monitor slightly soft, like an unboxing photo. The square frame holds all three objects in view.
Variations to try
Same idea, one thing changed. These have no example image yet.
Gaming desk at night Create a 1/7 scale collectible figurine of the person in my uploaded photo, with their face, hairstyle and clothes matched exactly. The figurine stands on a round clear acrylic base on a dark gaming desk at night. Behind it is a printed collector's box with the same figure's artwork on the front, and a monitor showing the figurine's 3D model in modelling software. Lit by the cool glow of the monitor and a backlit keyboard, realistic product photography, shallow depth of field, square 1:1 frame.
Glass display cabinet Create a 1/7 scale collectible figurine of the person in my uploaded photo, with their face, hairstyle and clothes matched exactly. The figurine stands on a round clear acrylic base on a glass shelf inside a lit display cabinet, next to its printed collector's box with the same figure's artwork on the front. Small spotlights from above, reflections in the glass, realistic product photography, shallow depth of field, square 1:1 frame.
Sealed in the box on a shop shelf Create a 1/7 scale collectible figurine of the person in my uploaded photo, with their face, hairstyle and clothes matched exactly. The figurine is sealed inside a printed collector's box with a clear plastic window, standing on a shop shelf between other boxed figures. The box front shows the same figure's artwork. Bright, even shop lighting, realistic product photography, shallow depth of field, square 1:1 frame.
If the result isn't right
- If the figure looks like a tiny real person rather than a toy, add "painted PVC finish, slight plastic sheen, visible seam at the neck".
- Text on the box often comes out as nonsense letters; ask for "no text on the box, artwork only", or give it one short word to print.
- When the clothes change colour, spell them out: "the figurine wears the same blue checked shirt and black jeans as in my photo", using your own outfit.
- If the monitor shows a random picture, follow up with "the monitor shows a grey 3D model of this same figure in modelling software".