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Product ads, made clear. — original concept

Independent concept artwork. Not commissioned client work.

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Product ads, made clear.

Product scenes, adaptable prompts and practical finishing notes. Start with an original citrus-drink concept and see how the creative comes together.

  • Original product-ad concept
  • Exact generation prompt
  • Step-by-step adaptation guide
  • Production and export checklist

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Citrus, in good light.

A warm studio scene with a clear product silhouette, restrained copy and room to breathe.

Generated with ChatGPT image generation

The prompt recipe

Make it yours

1. Start with a clear front photograph of your product. Attach it to your image-generation tool and ask it to preserve the packaging, logo and proportions. 2. Replace the fictional drink, SORA label and orange palette with your product and approved brand colours. Keep one hero product rather than adding more objects. 3. Generate the product scene without text first if your tool struggles with typography. Keep the upper-left and lower-left space clear. 4. Add your own approved headline and call to action in an editor. This concept uses no discount, nutrition or performance claim. 5. Check the can geometry, rim, label, reflections and contact shadows at full size. Compare packaging against the reference photograph. 6. Export a 2:3 master. Adapt the layout separately for 4:5 and 9:16; reposition the product and copy rather than stretching the image. 7. Keep the result labelled as a concept until a client approves it. The prompt is the one used for this example; changing the model or inputs can change the result.
Usage

Use these prompts to create your own personal and client work. Do not resell or redistribute the collection, prompts or source files. The example is a fictional concept, not a client commission. Third-party tool terms apply to generated outputs.