Product commercials
Big production. Everyday coffee.
A tiny film crew sets up the perfect coffee shot. Then a human hand steals the star of the show.
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Directed campaign kit
Turn one product image into an approved campaign hero, two ready-to-edit formats, and one controlled revision.
Follow the Directed Campaign Kit guide
Upload a product image. The app writes the brief and three directions. Approve the hero, then make formats and revisions.
- Brief
- Direction
- Hero
- Formats
- Revision
Bring to this recipe
- One clear product image
- Optional campaign steer or reference image
- Language and image models configured in NodeTool
Try the example brief
Create a campaign for the product in the supplied image. Infer a concise product name, audience, message, headline, and call to action. Propose three distinct visual directions. Keep the product recognizable and avoid unsupported performance claims.
About this example
The product image is the only required input. Add exact copy or audience details before uploading when they must not be inferred. Model selection stays available in the app.
Step 1 of 6 · Brief
Start with the product
Open Directed Campaign Kit. Add an optional campaign steer first, then upload one clear product image. Uploading starts the language-model roundtrip automatically.
Upload the product image
Start with your own idea
Install NodeTool Studio, create a project, and choose Directed Campaign Kit. Add your brief and references, then connect your provider keys before generating media.
Studio is free and open source. You pay providers directly for media generation. Set up your own project using the guide above.
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