By Alex Tanoa · Updated
Photography & Imaging
H2 Glow UGC Content Engine
One product reference guides UGC scenes across four camera angles.
Best for: Consumer brands, wellness products, beauty brands, and UGC-led social campaigns
Turn a product reference into authentic-looking smartphone UGC. The H2 Glow flow uses product, character, pose, and environment references to guide scene generation, then refines Dutch-angle, worm's-eye, low-angle, and bird's-eye images with product integration.
What you provide
- Product reference image
- Character and pose references
- Environment moodboard
- Location and scene direction
What you get back
- Four refined UGC lifestyle images across Dutch, worm's-eye, low, and bird's-eye angles
- Product branding, scale, hand occlusion, lighting, and shadows preserved through the swap
- Square social-ready outputs for creative testing
Output examples
The hero previews this set. Here, each image is shown at full size.
- Beach product scene

- Poolside product scene

- Close-up beach scene

- Overhead beach scene

How it works
Product reference image · Character and pose references · Environment moodboard
Your brand rules, palette, product facts, and approved references — applied to every prompt in the run.
- 01Product and Character Lock
- 02UGC Scene Generation
- 03Product Swap
- 04Four-Angle Refinement
Gemini 3 Flash · Nano Banana 2 · GPT Image 2
Automated evaluation pass against the brief.
Final output requires human approval before delivery.

Four refined UGC lifestyle images across Dutch, worm's-eye, low, and bird's-eye angles
The path from supplied inputs to delivered output. Step details follow.
- 01
Product and Character Lock
Reference assets establish the product identity, character, pose, environment, and scene constraints before generation.
- 02
UGC Scene Generation
Nano Banana 2 creates candid smartphone-style scenes from the locked character, environment, pose, and location direction.
- 03
Product Swap
The placeholder product is replaced with the H2Glow Tropical Punch pack while preserving scale, tilt, occlusion, native lighting, and shadows.
- 04
Four-Angle Refinement
GPT Image 2 refines Dutch-angle, worm's-eye, low-angle, and bird's-eye outputs for final social-ready delivery.
Inside the Pletor flow

The screenshot shows the published workflow in its Pletor editor.Open flow in Pletor ↗
Brand, factual, and quality controls
- Automated evaluation pass against the brief.
- Human quality review before delivery.
What this workflow does not automate
- Requires approved product, character, and reference assets as inputs — it does not originate a brand identity from scratch.
What you own
- Provide approved source assets and scene direction.
- Review and approve outputs before publish.
Typical turnaround
Illustrative ranges based on comparable production work, not a guaranteed delivery time. Actual turnaround is scoped per engagement.
Operating evidence
No measured performance results are published for this workflow. The images above show production outputs.
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Frequently asked questions
Prove this workflow on one bottleneck
Bring one recurring production task and your approximate monthly volume. You leave with a fit decision, not a custom architecture session.
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