Select the Botanical visual direction to surround your item with plant life and natural elements. The generator takes your single uploaded product photo and builds a square contact sheet filled with plant-focused advertising concepts. You get multiple nature-inspired compositions from a single generation without setting up a physical shoot, scouting locations, or buying real floral props. Every generation yields a fresh grid of botanical ideas for your items.

Each generation creates one square contact sheet containing either four or nine distinct botanical compositions. You choose whether you want a 2x2 layout with four variations or a 3x3 layout with nine variations. The tool cuts the sheet into separate images directly in your browser, giving you multiple concepts at once. You can compare the different compositions side by side before deciding which ones to download and use.

Generating one square contact sheet costs exactly 250 credits. A one-time payment of $5 through FloatPass gives you enough credits to generate five complete sheets. There is no ongoing subscription required, meaning you only pay for the credits you plan to use. If a generation fails and is confirmed as a failure by the system, it automatically returns your 250 credits to your balance for another attempt.

After the generator builds your botanical contact sheet, your browser immediately cuts it into separate PNG files. You can download these individual botanical images one by one to use immediately, or download the entire batch of split images as a single ZIP file to keep your files organized. The entire splitting process happens locally on your machine, ensuring you get your individual PNG files without extra server processing.

When you select the 3x3 grid option to get nine botanical concepts, each resulting crop takes up exactly one third of the contact sheet's total width and height. Because of this division, the individual crops from a 3x3 sheet are not full resolution. The 2x2 option yields four larger images from the same sheet size. You choose the layout based on whether you need more concepts or larger individual crops.

If you already have a 2x2 or 3x3 contact sheet from a previous session, you can split it into separate PNG files for free. The splitting tool runs entirely in your browser, requiring no credits at all. This lets you process older botanical grids or sheets generated elsewhere without spending any part of your $5 purchase. You can split as many existing contact sheets as you need.

A small skincare company needs fresh images for a social media campaign. They upload a plain photo of their moisturizer and select the Botanical direction. The tool generates a 2x2 grid of the bottle surrounded by leaves and natural textures, providing four distinct PNG files for their weekly posts. They download the images in a ZIP file to schedule their content.

A loose-leaf tea seller wants to update their product listings with organic-looking photography. They spend 250 credits to generate a 3x3 contact sheet of their tea tin in botanical settings. They download the nine smaller PNG crops in a ZIP file to use as thumbnail images on their website, giving shoppers multiple angles of the product among natural herbs.

A handmade candle creator needs nature-themed advertising concepts for a spring sale. They pay $5 via FloatPass for five sheets, uploading different candle scents. Using the Botanical style, they generate multiple 2x2 grids, downloading the cut PNGs to build an email newsletter showing the candles among plant life. The four larger images perfectly fit their promotional email layout.

A boutique fragrance shop wants to show the floral notes of their new perfume. They upload a single bottle photo and generate a botanical contact sheet. The browser splits the sheet into four separate images, which the shop owner downloads individually to test different compositions in their online store. They easily compare the advertising concepts to pick the best one.

A seller of natural soap bars wants to highlight the organic ingredients in their products. They upload a photo of a single soap bar and spend 250 credits on a Botanical 3x3 grid. The browser cuts the sheet into nine distinct PNG files. Though not full resolution, these smaller crops are ideal for populating a grid layout on their social media profile.

An essential oil brand needs to refresh their digital ads with plant-based imagery. They select the Botanical direction and generate a 2x2 contact sheet from a photo of their dropper bottle. After the browser splits the sheet, they download the four PNG files. They use these nature-inspired advertising concepts to run tests on different ad platforms without a photoshoot.