Multi-Shot: AI Product and Portrait Photoshoots From One Image
Multi-Shot turns a single reference photo into a small photoshoot. Upload a product or a person and the AI studies the subject, then plans a set of shots that differ in angle, set-up and framing. You choose how many you get back, anywhere from 2 to 10, and Nano Banana Pro renders each one.
Leave the creative direction blank and the AI directs the shoot on its own, or write a few words about the look you’re after. Every finished image in Spicy Studio also has a Multi-Shot button, so a picture you just made in the Image Lab can become the reference straight away.
How to get a set of shots from one image
Upload one reference image
Use a photo in which the product or the person is clearly visible. JPEG, PNG, GIF and WebP files up to 50 MB are accepted.
Set the number of shots
Choose anything from 2 to 10; the default is 4. At 16 credits a shot, four shots cost 64 credits.
Add creative direction, or skip it
An empty field means AI-directed shots. To steer the look, describe it, for example “warm golden hour, minimalist studio, floating on water, editorial magazine look”.
Pick a ratio and generate
Choose one of ten aspect ratios, check the total next to the Generate button and start. If a shot fails, its credits are refunded.
How the shots are made
AI shot planning
Before anything is rendered, the AI looks at your subject and drafts a shot list in which each frame gets its own angle, set-up and framing.
Nano Banana Pro
Renders every shot, at 16 credits each. In the Image Lab you can use the same model for single images.
Ten aspect ratios
Square 1:1, upright 2:3, 3:4, 4:5 and 9:16, or wide 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 and 21:9. Pick 4:5 or 9:16 for feeds and stories, 16:9 or 21:9 for banners and site headers.
The AI Models page compares the price and strengths of every model in the studio.
What a set of shots is good for
- Listing images for an online shop: a main picture plus detail and lifestyle angles of the same product.
- Ad creatives in several formats, all from one approved product photo.
- Lookbooks that show one outfit or accessory in different settings.
- Portrait and profile sets made from your own photo, or from a photo of someone who agreed to it.
Check before you publish
AI can alter small details: the text on a label, a logo, a colour, the proportions. Before you sell with a shot, make sure the product looks exactly like the one buyers will receive. For portraits, stick to your own photos or photos of people who have consented, and never use someone’s picture without their agreement.
Guides
Related tools
- Image Lab — make or edit the reference image first
- Background Remover — cut the product out as a transparent PNG
- Image Upscale — enlarge your favourite shot to 4K or 8K
- Video Lab — animate a shot into a short clip
Multi-Shot FAQ
How many credits does Multi-Shot use?
16 credits per shot: 32 for the minimum of two, 64 for the default four and 160 for ten. The total is shown next to the Generate button before you start.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. With the creative direction left empty, the AI plans the shots itself; add a description only when you want a particular mood, setting or style.
Does it work with photos of people?
Yes, portraits work as well as products. Use your own photos or photos of people who have consented, never a picture of someone who hasn’t agreed.
Will the product look exactly like mine?
Each shot is built from your reference, but details such as label text, a logo or a colour can still change. Compare every shot with the real product before it goes into a listing or an ad.
Can I start from an image I generated earlier?
Yes. Every finished image in Spicy Studio has a Multi-Shot button that brings it here as the reference image.
Can a shot become a video?
Yes. Open the shot and choose Animate, or upload it to the Video Lab as the first frame.