One table, one chair.The six-seat dining room.

Upload the table packshot and the chair packshot. You get the dining room with six identical chairs, then the same scene in the next chair finish.

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Two catalogue packshots on white: a white oak dining table and an ash plywood dining chair with black steel legs

The table with six identical ash chairs in a bright dining room with a window and a linen pendant lamp

Message to Vizzy

Create one photorealistic dining room photo from these two pieces: the white oak dining table and the ash plywood chair with black steel legs. Put six copies of that exact chair around the table, three on each long side, all identical. Keep the table and the chair exactly as shown: shape, proportions, wood tone, legs. Soft white walls, a wide window with daylight behind the table, pale oak floor, a linen pendant lamp above the table, a ceramic bowl on it, nothing else. Eye-level camera at a three-quarter angle, no people.

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How it works

The set image without buying six chairs for the shoot.

Bring two packshots.
The table and one chair, as product photos on white or from the catalogue.
Describe the room.
Name the room and the light, say how many chairs go around the table, and that every chair is the same one.
Get the set.
One Pro render for the scene, one for the next chair finish. The table and the chair stay exactly yours.

Recorded walkthrough

One table, one chair, six seats

Two product photos uploaded into one chat, two Pro renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.

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Start a chat, add the table, add the chair
Two SKUs, two packshots, one chat. One file per Add media click; both appear as reference thumbnails above the prompt box.
Main prompt
Four by three, then the prompt: six copies of that exact chair
The prompt says how many chairs and where, states that the table and the chair keep their shape, proportions, wood tone and legs, and only then describes the room. Pro quality.
Message to Vizzy
Create one photorealistic dining room photo from these two pieces: the white oak dining table and the ash plywood chair with black steel legs. Put six copies of that exact chair around the table, three on each long side, all identical. Keep the table and the chair exactly as shown: shape, proportions, wood tone, legs. Soft white walls, a wide window with daylight behind the table, pale oak floor, a linen pendant lamp above the table, a ceramic bowl on it, nothing else. Eye-level camera at a three-quarter angle, no people.
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Pro render, 73 s
The set
The table as photographed, the chair as photographed, six times, in a dining room with the window behind. Click the thumbnail to see it full size.
Main prompt
Second finish: add the result to the chat, change only the chairs
Click Add to chat on the result so the scene itself is a reference, keep the packshots attached, and change one thing: the chair finish. Same room, same table, same camera.
Message to Vizzy
Same room, same table, same camera. Replace the six chairs with the same chair in a black stained ash shell, black legs. Nothing else changes.
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Pro render, 83 s
The black set
Same scene, six black chairs. Two set images, about 3 minutes from the first upload to the second result.

renders: 2
quality: Pro
from the first upload to the second set: 3:17

Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K, read from the recording. Fast quality is quicker and cheaper per render. No retries were needed and nothing in the recording was retouched.

Examples

Two references in, the set out: the chair is repeated, not redrawn.

The set to the black ash finish

The six-seat dining set in natural ash from the first render

Previous render

The same room and table with the six chairs in black stained ash

Visualizee render

With the first result added to the chat

Same room, same table, same camera. Replace the six chairs with the same chair in a black stained ash shell, black legs. Nothing else changes.

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The two images of the recording, and another take of the same set.

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Dining set render questions.

What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own table and chairs.

All questions

How do I render a table with six chairs from one chair photo?

Add the table packshot and the chair packshot to a chat, then ask for six copies of that exact chair around the table, three a side, and say that the table and the chair keep their shape, proportions, wood tone and legs. The recording gets the set in 73 seconds; the chair is repeated from the reference, not redrawn.

Can I change the chair finish or the table top afterwards?

Yes. Add the result to the chat and change one thing, as the black ash step shows. The room, the table and the camera stay because the scene itself is now a reference. Each finish is one more render.

Does it work with four chairs, or a bench?

Yes. The count and the layout are in the prompt: four chairs, two a side; or a bench on one side and three chairs on the other, with the bench added as a third packshot.

How much does it cost?

The recorded set took two Pro renders with no retries. On the $35 Pro plan a Pro render costs about 27 cents, so that is about 55 cents. Fast quality is cheaper per render. The free start includes 5 renders with no card.

Will the wood tone match my product?

The packshot sets it. Both renders in the recording keep the white oak of the table and the natural ash of the chair; the second render changes the chair to black because the prompt asked for it and nothing else. Colour-critical listings should still be checked against a physical sample, as with any photo.

Can I use a photo of a real dining room?

Yes. Add the room photo as a reference alongside the two packshots and ask for the set placed in that room. The swap-furniture-in-scene walkthrough shows the same move with an existing lifestyle shot.