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AI Product Image Generation

Users struggle to generate consistent, accurate, and commercially usable product images with AI, facing manual rework, high costs, and tool limitations.

In their words

My designer is having a very hard time getting the DPI high enough

r/CommercialPrinting on Reddit

They always took too long and the results were mediocre at best! I tried an AI cover and was 100 times better than the ones I paid $500 for!

r/KDP on Reddit

Illustrator auto trace has its issues, is the output better, or grouped better?

r/CommercialPrinting on Reddit

The most difficult thing I struggled with is to find terms for the moodboard, it could be about the style, form, rendering, material languages

r/gamedev on Reddit

I’m looking to have the design extracted and recreated as a seamless graphic pattern that can actually be applied to the garment.

r/Fashion_Design on Reddit

I was actually paying for canva and realized all I ever used was their resized tool

r/appledevelopers on Reddit

what used to be a job that took 10 minutes now takes 3 hours

r/graphic_design on Reddit

getting them to print ready files, correct color mode, bleed, real resolution, editable text

r/graphic_design on Reddit

clients now come with ai generated concepts and want me to clean up the mess, make it printable, fix the hands with 7 fingers

r/Design on Reddit

I typically will throw the image into gimp, scale it up, do some basic cleanup work, then send it

r/VIDEOENGINEERING on Reddit

I generated one image and it costed me 17 cents, but when I look it up online it says it should cost around half a cent per image

r/OpenAI on Reddit

We have the infrastructure for it, staff is just to lazy to actually reach out.

r/army on Reddit

most models keep degrading the entire image if you keep asking for edits to a specific part of the image

Hacker News

Run a small game studio on the side, have personally agonized over Steam capsule art at 1am wondering if it converts.

Product Hunt

Ecommerce sellers and designers

Where they talk

  • r/StableDiffusion
  • r/graphic_design
  • r/aigamedev
  • r/ecommerce
  • r/comfyui
  • r/SideProject
  • r/CommercialPrinting
  • r/SaaS

Tools they use today

  • Photoshop
  • Gemini
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • ComfyUI
  • Canva
  • Illustrator
  • Tripo

Why those fall short

  • AI output looks lazy and low quality
  • workflows break often, premade ones need 30GB VRAM, setup is painful
  • AI output is flattened, wrong resolution, non-vector, uneditable, wrong sizing
  • flat images have no layers, bleed or editable text
  • AI output is inconsistent and not production-ready