Keep the product exact
The 6-layer prompt anatomy that transplants your product into a new scene — no melted logos, no reshuffled beadwork, no “close enough.”
A free two-part field guide: keep your product exact — beadwork, logo, label — then drop it into a photoreal Kenyan scene. Learn the 6-layer method, then paste from 15 ready-made scene prompts.

Weave lockedTimber legsGolden hourThe 6-layer prompt anatomy that transplants your product into a new scene — no melted logos, no reshuffled beadwork, no “close enough.”
Copy-paste briefs for Kilimani, Westlands, Karen and the coast — real places, materials and light, so nothing reads like a Copenhagen loft.
Kill drift, bad reflections and wrong aspect ratios — plus a reusable skeleton and a Claude skill that writes the six prompt layers from one sentence.
Every guide prompt is six stacked layers. The top layer locks your product — beadwork, logo, label — as a photographic asset; the layers beneath rebuild the world around it. That's why the product stays exact while the scene turns unmistakably Kenyan.
Plate 01 — the 6-layer prompt anatomy
KE-KLM
KE-WST
KE-KRN
KE-DNIBuilt for Kenyan brands and makers shooting without a studio. Runs on the AI image models you already use — Google's Gemini “Nano Banana” included.
Send me the pack →Your existing photo in, a photoreal Kenyan scene out — product untouched.