Michał Aleksander
From: Poland
Location: Luboń
On Useme since 2 September 2026
About me
I create coherent product image sets and ecommerce scenes from client-supplied source photos. My workflow combines AI-assisted scene generation, compositing and manual quality control. The real product remains the source of truth: I check its shape, color, label, logo and item count against the supplied images.
The process is simple: brief → visual direction draft → approval → final set → one consolidated revision round. I deliver clean-background packshots, lifestyle scenes, detail shots and exports prepared for Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, websites, landing pages and campaigns.
I do not invent product features or claims. I do not use third-party characters or trademarks without permission. If the source material is not sufficient to preserve product accuracy, I flag that before the work starts.
Languages: Polish and English. Package or per-image pricing is available.
Portfolio
Demonstration ecommerce packshot built from eight reference photos. Scope: visual direction, clean background, lighting, and checks of shape, color and visible ornament. AI-assisted work, not a traditional photo shoot.
Controlled rear view created after receiving extra photographs of the rear and underside. It completes the marketplace series and demonstrates the source-lock workflow: missing surfaces are documented before development.
Premium direction for the same device on a charcoal background. Context and lighting changed while preserving geometry and visible markings. Versions with the incorrect “Power Bank” spelling were rejected during text-fidelity QA.
Premium editorial direction for the same product, built from the same source set. The background, lighting and presentation changed while preserving the character of the hand-painted object. A second direction within one brief.
Clean power bank hero created from six reference photos. Checked: geometry, brushed metal, black frame, side controls and the exact wording “Magnetic Wireless PowerBank”. Specifications are treated only as visible print.
Macro view of the device surface and print. Preserved wording: “SPEEDY”, “ULTRA THIN”, “ICE COOL”, “15W” and “PD3.0”. It demonstrates microcopy and material QA, not technical performance testing.