




We made these through the assistant on the demo; the Generate route in the app does the same thing by hand.
Build each product once as a sheet from every side, then make studio shots and lifestyle pictures from it, picking the product each shot needs.
Arcadia Audio
Arcadia Audio
Arcadia Audio
Front, side, back and base or top, with its size and the words printed on it.

Such as "Dark, directional lighting; never flat e-commerce white", composed into every picture.

from the same sheet.
on the button.
Arcadia Audio is a fictional audio brand in Plurum's demo studio, with two products: the A1 headphones and the S2 bookshelf speaker. Its rules ask for dark light, copper detail in every product shot, one listener at most, and no cables in hero shots.





We made these through the assistant on the demo; the Generate route in the app does the same thing by hand.
Logo, colours and hard rules on Brand assets.
Choose New product, add a front, a side, a back and the base or top, with its size and the words printed on it, then press Compile the sheet. Check it, then Keep this sheet.
Pick your brand and the product, and describe the scene. The estimate is on the button.
pick the one that has to be right.
| Studio shot | Lifestyle picture | |
|---|---|---|
| What it shows | The product alone, in a set you describe | Someone using it, somewhere you describe |
| What goes with it | The product's sheet and your rules | The product's sheet and your rules |
| Example | The A1 in a black studio | A producer at 2am |
Our S2's back panel and the A1's fourth view were generated from a single picture of each, so they are the model's reading of sides the picture never showed. Photograph every side of a real product.
In a shot of several, the others are drawn from your words, plus any reference picture you attach; check them.
Only the words you type in are checked against the sheet; check any other small print before you use a picture.
Video is on the paid plans.
Plurum is coming soon, for Mac.
Yes. Build each product as a sheet from four pictures, and it goes into every shot you pick it for.
Yes. Pick the one that has to be right, and check the other, which is drawn from your words, plus any reference picture you attach.
Not for these pictures. You describe the set.
Only the sides you photographed. A side the model never saw is its own guess.
Each picture is one image at your provider's price, shown on the button. On the demo studio a 2K shot was $0.101, at rates as of 8 September 2026.
Plurum is nearly ready. Leave your details and we'll write to you when your plan opens - that's all we'll use them for.