This template makes a tabletop photo of a collectible package next to a matching figurine. The same chibi character appears as the illustration printed on the package and as the small physical toy beside it, so the two read as one product set.
It suits anyone building a mock collectible line: original character designers, indie toy concepts, mascot ideas, or fans who want to see their own character as a packaged blind-box style item. The scene uses a wooden table, graffiti-brick artwork on the package, and soft natural light with a blurred background.
What works best as input
- For Collectible package product, describe an unbranded package type such as a surprise capsule package, blind-box carton, or snack egg package. Keep it generic rather than naming a real brand.
- For Character reference image, you can describe the character in text or upload original artwork. A clear, front-facing reference helps the face, outfit, and colors carry over to both the package art and the figurine.
- If you upload a character image, choose one with a single character, a plain background, and visible outfit details. Busy scenes or several characters make it harder to keep the design consistent.
- Use only characters and package designs you have the right to use. The template is built to avoid third-party trademarks, so original or authorized artwork works best.
- If you describe the character in words, mention a few concrete traits: outfit, hair or headwear, accessories, and main colors (for example, a cheerful streetwear explorer).
How to use it
- Open the Character Package and Figurine Set template in Phosphene.
- Fill in Collectible package product with a short description of the package, or use one of the examples such as snack egg package.
- Fill in Character reference image by typing a description of your character or uploading your original character artwork.
- Generate the image, then review the 3:4 result and check that the character on the package matches the figurine.
Tips for a better result
- Try different package types (capsule, carton, egg-style) while keeping the same character to see how the set changes without changing the design.
- Add specific outfit and color details to your character description so the package illustration and figurine share clear visual cues.
- Run the same package with different characters to build a mock series, such as a space mechanic and a fantasy baker.
- If the first result drifts, simplify the character description or use a cleaner reference image and generate again.
Common mistakes
- Entering a real brand name or a famous existing character. The template aims for unbranded packaging and original characters, so use generic wording and your own designs.
- Writing a vague character description like 'a cute guy'. Without outfit and color cues, the package art and figurine are less likely to match closely.
- Uploading a reference with several characters or heavy background clutter, which can confuse which design should be repeated on the package and toy.
FAQ
Do I have to upload a photo?
No. The Character reference image field accepts either a text description or an uploaded image. The Collectible package product field is text, where you describe the package.
Will the figurine match the character on the package?
The template is designed to repeat one chibi character design on both the package illustration and the figurine, keeping outfit, colors, face, and pose cues consistent. Check the result and regenerate if details drift.
What does the output look like?
A 3:4 image of the package standing on a wooden table with the matching figurine beside it, lit by soft natural light with a shallow depth of field.
Can I use a real brand's packaging?
The template is set up to avoid third-party trademarks. Describe an unbranded package type or use a design you are authorized to use.
