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Hand-picked work from the OBJEKT studio. Tap any photo to load its exact recipe — backdrop, film, cast, mood — onto your own product.
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Recipes from the house.
Copy the prompt, run it in the studio.Giant Hands
The viral gag, cut properly: colossal hands reach into the scene and style your product like a collectible.
The Night Shift
A crew the size of your thumb works your product like a monument: ropes, polish, one warm inspection lamp.
Strike the Set
The studio falls away around your product: one clean reveal, and the white wall becomes the real world.



Fan-Cam
Caught on the broadcast. Pick the two nations and the score — the scoreboard renders exactly.

Riviera Surrealist
You and an animal as an eccentric 1960s editorial illustration — elongated, deadpan, gallery-grade absurd.

Action Figure
Upload your photo — get a boxed 1/6 collectible of yourself, sculpt-on-screen and packaging included. The viral figure look.

GTA V
Your photo, rebuilt as a raw GTA V gameplay screenshot — game-engine characters, NPCs and flat console lighting.

Minecraft 2.0
Everything goes voxel — including you. Cinematic Minecraft RTX, the whole frame rebuilt in blocks.

LEGO World
You and the sky stay real. Everything else rebuilds in LEGO brick — studs, plates and botanical flowers included.

City Snack
A giant you eating a famous landmark as a giant bowl of spaghetti. Playful, surreal, scroll-stopping.

Giant in the City
Upload your photo — a colossal you towering over a city street, tiny cars and people below. Surreal scale, hyper-real finish.

Transformer
Upload your car — it rises as a cinematic humanoid robot, built from its own panels, standing in the exact same spot.

Miniature Muse
Upload your full-length look — a tiny, perfect miniature of you, presented on the tongue. Surreal avant-garde editorial.

Cube Room
A tiny isometric cube-room with a chibi figurine of you inside, typing at a cozy desk. Collectible and adorable.

LEGO Minifigure
Just you become a LEGO minifigure — the real background stays untouched. The portrait counterpart to LEGO World.

Glacial Freeze
Your whole scene flash-frozen in milky glacial ice — frost on skin, hair and street. Cinematic cold.

Particle Render
Your subject rebuilt from a glowing white point-cloud on pure black — halftone dispersion, soft bloom, a whisper of orange.

Folded Portrait
Your face, reborn as a creased paper sculpture on black — origami folds bending the features. Editorial, experimental, unmistakable.

Pixel Art
Your photo, redrawn as a clean NES-era sprite — hard-edged pixels, flat shading, a tight retro palette.

Fisheye
An extreme low-angle fisheye 'tiny planet' — you centered, the world curving around. Bold and dynamic.

Runway Giant
A giant you on the airport runway, launching a real airliner like a toy. Surreal scale, crisp realism.

Vacuum-Sealed
Your face vacuum-sealed in plastic on a black studio backdrop. Provocative conceptual editorial.

Prism Mirror
Your portrait fractured through a broken prism — overlapping reflections at every angle. Editorial and hypnotic.

CCTV
Your photo, reframed as a raw security-camera still — fisheye, cold grade, REC, timestamp. Unsettlingly real.

Colored Pencil
Your photo, redrawn as a hand-made colored-pencil portrait in a sketchbook, real pencils scattered around. Looks truly drawn.

Embroidery
Your portrait rendered as hyper-detailed hand embroidery — real thread, stitches and sheen. Craft made digital.

CRT Wall
You, multiplied across a stack of vintage CRT televisions in a studio. Retro editorial, consistent identity.

Device Portrait
Your face spread across a flat-lay of vintage and modern screens, each holding a piece. Nostalgic and clever.

Heart Locket
Upload a couple — get their portraits inside an open heart-shaped gold locket, held in the hand. Macro jewelry romance.

Rooftop Hero
A cinematic rooftop hero shot in the rain — you in a hero suit, mask in hand, city lights below. Moody and filmic.

Aerial Map
Top-down portrait on a printed city-map floor. Graphic, editorial, unexpected.

Motion Blur
A cinematic light-streak and motion overlay on your shot — face sharp, world in motion. Editorial energy.

Minecraft World
You stay real. The world goes blocks. RTX-shader Minecraft everywhere except the human.

The Countryside Campaign
Upload one garment — three models wear it, around a vintage convertible in golden-hour Tuscany. A full editorial from one shirt.

Quiet Luxury
Upload your shirt; get it back on a model leaning against a vintage roadster — ivy walls, European summer. The garment stays exact.

The Catalogue Still
Upload your garment — get it back draped on a cane chair in soft studio light. E-commerce that looks shot, not generated.

The Box Grid
Upload one photo — the same you, multiplied across a red-and-blue compartment grid, every pose different.

Fashion Scrapbook
An editorial style-diary collage — the look centred, tilted polaroids, washi tape, handwritten notes, torn paper. Pure magazine.

The Blueprint
A designer's technical deconstruction — split colorways, garment schematics printed on fabric, museum-poster typography.

Logo: Glass Chrome
Your logo as iridescent glass chrome, floating in a neon-lit black void.

Logo: Ice & Fire
Your logo as a clear ice sculpture, a torch flame melting one edge.

Logo: Floating Stone
Your logo as a mossy floating stone monolith against an open sky.

Logo: Foil Balloon
Your logo as a glossy metallic foil balloon, floating in a bright blue sky.

Logo: Silver Stud
Your logo as a polished silver stud earring on a real ear.

Logo: Soap Foam
Your logo in dense soap foam on wet, glossy tiles.

Logo: LEGO Bricks
Your logo built from colourful LEGO-style bricks, clean studio product shot.

Logo: Butter Melt
Your logo melting in golden butter on a warm, fluffy pancake.

Logo: Piñata
Your logo as a paper piñata, caught mid-hit with confetti and candy flying.

Paper Couture
Your photo stays real. The outfit becomes handmade paper — drawn, cut and glued back on.
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