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# Product Scene Placement

Place a product image into a scene described with text.

## Using Blotato API or MCP

1. Retrieve template `f524614b-ba01-448c-967a-ce518c52a700` through `blotato_list_design_templates` or `GET /v2/videos/templates`.
2. Set `productImage` to a public image URL.
3. Describe the setting in `sceneDescription`, using 10–500 characters.
4. Create the visual with the request below, or pass the same arguments to `blotato_create_design`.
5. Follow [visual polling](/agent-workflows/agent-workflows/visuals.md) before using the output.

| Input              | Type      | Meaning                                                  |
| ------------------ | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| `productImage`     | Image URL | Product photo, preferably on a plain background          |
| `sceneDescription` | Text      | Setting in which to place the product, 10–500 characters |

```json
{
  "templateId": "f524614b-ba01-448c-967a-ce518c52a700",
  "inputs": {
    "productImage": "https://example.com/product.jpg",
    "sceneDescription": "Place the product on a marble countertop in a sunlit kitchen."
  },
  "render": true
}
```

Send this body to `POST /v2/videos/from-templates`. Replace the example image URL with a reachable image you are authorized to use.

## Using Blotato Web App

1. Open [Visual templates](https://my.blotato.com/videos/new).
2. Select Product Scene Placement.
3. Open Advanced Settings.
4. Provide the product image.
5. Describe the scene.
6. Generate and review the visual.

Return to [Visual Templates](/rest-api-reference/visuals.md).


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