Build a Brand's Visuals with AI: Packaging & Unboxing
2026-08-13 · Academy lesson · Adil · recording, 2:28 · original
Topic: Video generation & shot direction (also: Image generation & editing) · mode: Tutorial · tags: course chapter, series, one creator's experience, fiction, giveaway
In the closing lesson of Build a Brand's Visuals with AI, Adil has Claude write a premium packaging concept for the Higgs collection, Quantum Cosmos, renders it in Nano Banana Pro from the logo, then makes a no-prompt UGC unboxing video of the pants in Marketing Studio's Unboxing preset with Roko and the packaging as an extra asset.
Part of another source
This recording is almost entirely part of I Created a $1,000,000 Brand Using AI (2026-04-24); what is said in it is covered on that page.
What is said
- 00:00:00 — Packaging: why a brand needs it, a Claude prompt for Quantum Cosmos, the bag and box in Nano Banana Pro
- 00:00:53 — UGC unboxing in Marketing Studio: Unboxing preset, the pants, Roko, packaging as an extra asset, no prompt
- 00:01:17 — The generated unboxing video of the Velocity pants plays
- 00:01:30 — The result reviewed and the course wrapped up
- 00:02:06 — Merch giveaway and sign-off
Threads in this video
- restate · Which image model should be used for keyframes, edits, text and outfits? — Adil names the collection Quantum Cosmos, takes Claude's packaging prompt to Nano Banana Pro, uploads the logo as a reference and generates. (00:00:26)
- restate · Which tool should be used to make short-form social videos? — For a UGC unboxing video Adil selects the Unboxing preset in Marketing Studio, the pants as the product and the avatar Roko, uploads the packaging as an additional asset and generates with no prompt. (00:00:53)
Mentioned
Central: Marketing Studio · Nano Banana Pro · Unboxing
Only in the description or credits: Build a Brand's Visuals with AI · Higgsfield Academy
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