Issue #45: AI UGC Images in 6 Seconds

Dear Builders,

Quick Poll (30 seconds)

Before we start, I need your input.

What do you want this newsletter to focus on going forward?

I am not going to lie to you, as time goes on I am using n8n less and less. I am moving away from the drag and drop and more into agentic workflows on antigravity and cursor. Don’t get me wrong, I still use n8n but just not as much. I have some great prompts I am using with these tools but I am not sure if you want me to shift away from n8n and introduce you to what I am doing and give you these prompts and guidelines to make your own agentic tools.

Just as an example, I built a tool with antigravity in a morning, made a YouTube video about it and had my first user in 48hrs. You can move fast with these tools.

If you have 30 seconds, hit reply and send me the number(s) you want to vote for in the poll below:

1. Stick to n8n workflows only

2. Start covering newer tools such as antigravity and cursor builds

3. Give me prompt packs for tools like cursor and antigravity to help me build tools

Vote below. I’ll follow the signal.

🧠 Workflow of the Week

Who Built It: Chase

What It Does:
Today I wanted to give you the easier workflow to start making money with so their is no friction. This workflow uses Google’s Nano Banana image model to turn one person image and one product or outfit image into realistic UGC-style visuals automatically. You can swap clothing, products, and scenes while keeping the same face and identity consistent.

How it works in one line:
Person image + product image → AI preserves face → AI swaps product or outfit → Finished UGC image.

Why It’s Incredible:
This replaces one of the most annoying bottlenecks in content creation.

Model sourcing ✅
Photoshoots ✅
Manual image editing ✅

Nano Banana handles face consistency and product integration far better than previous image models, especially for non-famous faces. This is the first time AI UGC images look usable for real businesses, not just demos.

For ecommerce brands, agencies, and local businesses, this unlocks fast, cheap creative variation without creative fatigue.

Key Advantages:

🎯 Fast iterations. New outfits or products in seconds.
🧠 Face consistency. Same person across all images.
📸 No editing skills required. Just images and prompts.
🚀 Client-ready outputs. These look usable, not experimental.

📊 Difficulty Rating

🌊 1/5 — Upload two images, write one sentence. That’s the whole workflow. If you have any issues contact Chase here.

💰 Get The Bag: How This Makes Money

1) Ecommerce UGC Image Packs
Create product lifestyle images for Shopify and DTC brands.
💵 Charge: $200–$500 per pack
💡 Pro Tip: Sell variety and speed, not “perfect photography”.

2) Ad Creative Testing
Generate multiple visuals for the same product to test ads.
💵 Charge: $300–$1,000/month
💡 Pro Tip: Position this as creative testing, not design work.

3) Agency Fulfilment
White-label UGC image creation for agencies.
💵 Charge: $1,000+ per client
💡 Pro Tip: Agencies care about turnaround time, not tooling.

💸 Weekend Challenge: Start Outreach Now

Challenge:
Create 3 UGC-style images for ONE niche (skincare, gyms, apparel, coffee brands). If you are not ready to use the workflow in n8n yet you can use Galaxy to make the images for you to get you started.

Use:

• One person image

• One product or outfit

Create simple variations.

Goal:
Send 10 short messages offering to show one free example.

You can send something like this:

“Hi [Name], I’ve been testing a new AI workflow for UGC-style product images and made a quick example for [product]. Want me to send it over?”

You are not pitching.
You are not closing.
You are starting conversations.

If you try this and get stuck, hit reply and tell me what happened. We’ll share wins and lessons here.

Do not overbuild.
Do not perfect anything.
Momentum beats perfection.

If you do one thing this week:
Send one real message offering real value.

Everything else is noise.

Kate
Code less. Ship more.

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