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Generate studio and on-model product photos for new Shopify products with Dreem AI

by Kristian Jønssonadapted from n8n official workflow galleryUpdated Aug 2026
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When New Shopify Product AddedWhen New Shopif…DrCreate Front Product ImagesCreate Front Pr…WaWait for Product ImagesWait for Produc…IfCheck Product Image StatusCheck Product I…DrCreate On-Model ImagesCreate On-Model…WaWait for Model ImagesWait for Model …IfCheck Model Image StatusCheck Model Ima…Publish Product to ShopifyPublish Product…Notify on TimeoutNotify on Timeo…DrCreate Back Product ImagesCreate Back Pro…WaWait for Back ImagesWait for Back I…IfCheck Back Image StatusCheck Back Imag…Publish Back Images to ShopifyPublish Back Im…IfVerify Image ExistenceVerify Image Ex…Slack Approval RequestSlack Approval …IfCheck Slack ApprovalCheck Slack App…Send Images to Slack for ApprovalSend Images to …123456789101112131415161718
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Starts on a Shopify event

Quick overview This workflow turns every new Shopify product into a complete photo set with Dreem.ai: studio product shots plus an on-model render, generated from one photo and added straight back to the listing. Optional Slack approval before anything goes live. How it works A Shopify webhook fires on every new product. Products without a photo are skipped. The Dreem node renders your chosen shot types from the product's first image (defaults: flat lay + ghost mannequin). The first generated product shot becomes the garment input for the on-model render - a clean studio input instead of your raw upload - on the talent and pose you pick. Each render calls the workflow back when ready. Product shots + on-model shot are appended to the product, keeping existing photos. An optional second row adds back-view shots. Setup Add a Shopify Admin access token credential with read_products and write_products scopes and select it in the Shopify trigger and update nodes. Install the Dreem community node and add a Dreem API key credential (dreem_pk_...) to the Dreem generate nodes.

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shopifyShopifySlack
CategoryShopify
Triggermanual
Complexitycomplex
Nodes17
AddedJul 13, 2026

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