Six-Slot Listing Image Pipeline with Gemini

Here's my brand kit: [logo, fonts, hex colors, website]. Remember this style for everything we make.
Product: [name, what it does, 3 key facts]. Attached: my real product photo.
Make [4] secondary listing images in my brand style: [benefit graphic, how-to-use steps, size/what's in the box, lifestyle scene]. Keep the product exactly as in my photo and don't add claims I haven't given you. Square, high resolution.

Use my product photo as the reference and don't change it.
Make a natural, phone-style photo of [product] in use on [setting], with a generic unbranded [cheaper alternative] beside it showing [the specific weakness, e.g. it bends under load].
No logos or text. Square, 2000x2000.

Step 1 (Midjourney): [style guide prefix] [scene description] [shopper context] [lighting direction] [composition] --style raw --v 7 --ar 1:1

Step 2 (Nano Banana): Place the product from image 2 into the scene from image 1 [in the hands of the woman], matching the lighting direction and shadow from the scene.

Here is one photo of my product: [attach]. Product facts: [ingredients/materials, size, key claims I can legally make].
Create a 7-image Amazon set, one at a time: 1) main image on pure white, product filling 85% of the frame; 2) and 3) benefit infographics; 4) comparison chart vs a generic alternative; 5) 'Why choose [brand]' trust panel; 6) lifestyle shot with [target customer]; 7) pack shot.
Keep the product, label and colors exactly as in my photo. Use only the facts I gave you.

Using the attached product photo as the exact product (don't change shape, colour or label), make an Amazon infographic, 2000x2000, white background.
Headline: [benefit]. Three callouts with icons: [feature 1], [feature 2], [feature 3]. Show [dimension] with a measurement line.
Text in [Spanish/English], large enough to read on a phone.

Create a clean photo rendering of this product to be used as the primary image on an Amazon listing. Pure white background, product filling most of the frame, clean, modern, aesthetic.

Then, one image at a time, using the same product exactly as shown (don't change the label, cap or bottle shape):
1. A graphic showing [4] ways to use it: [uses].
2. A benefits graphic with these benefits: [benefits].
3. A features graphic: [size, ingredients, what's included].
4. A step-by-step instructional: [steps].
5. A lifestyle shot: [scene].
6. A size comparison: [sizes].
If any label text comes out garbled, tell me so I can fix it rather than guessing.