Business

Packaging and merch

Useful

Merch graphic concept

Generate t-shirt sticker or merch graphics

Use this skill when you need a repeatable image workflow, not a one-off prompt guess. It defines the input, output, tool path, and quality gate before generation starts.

Input

merch brief

Output

graphic image

Use this skill Ecommerce kit Copy options

Best fit

Packaging and merch

IdeogramRecraft

Good ecommerce adjacent page

Job to be done

Create graphic image from merch brief, using a task-first workflow instead of a loose prompt dump.

Workflow type

readable-text, vector-style

Quality promise

The output must preserve user intent, survive visual inspection, and be ready for the target channel.

Ecommerce example input

Merch brief: simple coffee club sticker and t-shirt graphic

Style: bold vector-style mark with readable short text

Use case: creator shop product drop

Must check: text spelling, print contrast, original artwork direction

Do not copy: existing brand marks or protected characters

Start from a real product photo or a tightly scoped product brief, then keep the workflow focused on the commercial use case instead of chasing a generic pretty image.

Product fidelity checks

Compare the generated image against the source product before publishing.
Preserve product silhouette, proportions, material, color, and visible labels.
Do not invent features, certifications, ingredients, sizes, ratings, or performance claims.
Inspect small text, logos, seams, edges, shadows, reflections, and transparent cutouts at full size.

Workflow outline

Prepare the source input: merch brief.
Lock the product facts before generating: shape, material, label text, color, pack size, and claims.
Pick a first tool path: Ideogram, Recraft.
Generate or edit toward the promised deliverable: graphic image.
Review the image for drift, broken details, unreadable text, and weak composition.
Save the prompt, references, and final settings that produced the best reusable result.

Copy-ready skill card

Skill: Merch graphic concept

Scene: Business / Packaging and merch

Input: merch brief

Output: graphic image

Tools: Ideogram, Recraft

Example input: Merch brief: simple coffee club sticker and t-shirt graphic

Style: bold vector-style mark with readable short text

Use case: creator shop product drop

Must check: text spelling, print contrast, original artwork direction

Do not copy: existing brand marks or protected characters

Quality check: the result must match the promised output and preserve the user intent.

Branch logic

If the user has not provided merch brief, ask for it before generating the final graphic image.
If a reference image is provided, preserve the subject identity, proportions, and important details before changing style or scene.
If the first result fails visual inspection, fix the smallest broken area first instead of regenerating the whole image.
If the product shape, label, logo, color, material, or scale drifts, reject the output and rerun with stricter reference preservation.
If the scene adds unsupported claims, badges, reviews, certifications, or endorsements, remove them before export.
If the first tool path fails, switch to the next listed option: Recraft.
If the task depends on masks, text, or object edges, inspect those details at full size before accepting the output.
If the image will be published commercially or publicly, run the risk guardrails before export.

When not to use

Do not use this as proof that the generated graphic image is factually real or legally approved.
Do not use it when the user needs professional legal, medical, safety, or regulated-compliance judgment.
Do not publish the result until rights, consent, authenticity, and platform constraints have been checked.

Platform and authenticity guardrails

Check marketplace, ad platform, and store rules before using the image in a listing or campaign.
Do not claim the result is platform-approved, marketplace-compliant, or legally cleared.
Keep generated lifestyle scenes honest: concept visuals should not imply a real event, customer, or review.
Confirm the user owns or can use all product photos, logos, packaging artwork, and brand assets.
Run a rights review before production, print, marketplace upload, or paid advertising.

Conversion frame

Explore sellable product ideas before production work starts.

Use this workflow to generate graphic image for fast review while keeping rights, text, and production limits visible.

Copy ecommerce workflow

Publishing truth review

Verify the ecommerce image before it ships.

Use this workflow as a production assist, then compare the result against the real product reference and the target publishing channel.

Browse ecommerce workflows

Source reference

Keep the original product photo or approved packshot beside the AI output during review.

Product facts

Verify shape, label text, logo placement, color, material, size cues, claims, and visible accessories.

Channel risk

Check the final asset against the store, marketplace, ad platform, or landing-page context before upload.

Rights and claims

Remove unsupported badges, ratings, endorsements, certifications, platform logos, and copied brand assets.

Copy distribution

Take this ecommerce skill into your AI tool as a prompt, a workflow card, or a portable SKILL.md draft with product fidelity checks and platform guardrails included.

Quality gate

The final asset clearly matches the requested graphic image.
The main subject still reflects the original merch brief.
Compare the generated image against the source product before publishing.
Preserve product silhouette, proportions, material, color, and visible labels.
Do not invent features, certifications, ingredients, sizes, ratings, or performance claims.
Inspect small text, logos, seams, edges, shadows, reflections, and transparent cutouts at full size.
Text, hands, logos, edges, and product details are not visibly broken.
The result is usable in the target channel without another full regeneration.
Check marketplace, ad platform, and store rules before using the image in a listing or campaign.
Do not claim the result is platform-approved, marketplace-compliant, or legally cleared.
Keep generated lifestyle scenes honest: concept visuals should not imply a real event, customer, or review.
Confirm the user owns or can use all product photos, logos, packaging artwork, and brand assets.
Run a rights review before production, print, marketplace upload, or paid advertising.
Preserve product shape, labels, proportions, and material details; do not create misleading product claims.
Avoid copying protected brand assets or trademarked designs unless the user owns or provides them.
Proofread all visible text, labels, logos, and small typography before using the final image.