Lock the product before adding action
For a real product, upload a clear authorized reference and list its fixed details: silhouette, cap or handle, material, proportions and approved branding. State which surface is the hero. A fictional product can be designed from text, as in our unbranded citrus bottle and ivory cup.
Do not let the model invent a label, health claim, certification, customer rating or price. Exact packaging and legal copy often need a separate layout pass. Product accuracy matters more than an impressive splash.
One gesture, one physical event
For the citrus poster, one adult hand lifts one bottle while two lemon pieces and a modest water arc support the movement. The bottle stays largest and sharpest. Keep fingers, label and the words clear.
For the coffee variation, the cup is the hero and a cropped hand holds a secondary server. One continuous stream must connect the spout to the liquid inside the cup. A small ripple, a few droplets and faint steam are enough. Match shadows and reflections to the same light source; do not add unrelated particles just to make the image busier.
Give three words enough room
Use a 4:5 poster for the example, or adapt the complete composition for 9:16. Reserve a calm upper area before choosing the type size. The citrus headline is SIP THE SUN; the quieter coffee version uses MAKE MORNINGS SLOW. Each contains exactly three English words.
Choose your own accurate message, check its spelling and keep margins readable at phone size. If your language or campaign needs another word count, change that requirement explicitly. Do not mix multiple competing slogans into a single poster.
Create and inspect two directions
Use either template below. Add a product reference when identity matters, keep the full prompt and generate one image first. To compare energy levels, keep the product constant and change the gesture or lighting—not everything at once. The assistant also recognizes product-action and coffee-campaign requests.
Inspect count, hand anatomy, grip, bottle/cup shape, liquid trajectory and every letter. Our coffee example demonstrates clear text and a visible pour, but a real cup still needs comparison against its reference. Use a targeted edit for a localized flaw and review it again; a beautiful picture alone does not validate a product claim.
Two complete campaign prompts
The coffee direction is our original extension of the product-action approach. Both retain identity, physics, lighting, hierarchy and exclusion checks.
A splash with a point of view
Design one vertical 4:5 commercial poster for a fictional, unbranded sparkling citrus drink in a clear amber glass bottle with a plain cream label. If a product reference is attached, use that product instead and preserve its silhouette, cap, packaging, label, approved logo, colors, proportions and supplied lettering. Do not invent a real brand or endorsement. Capture one decisive human interaction: a single anatomically correct adult hand brings the bottle toward the camera at a slight diagonal. The bottle is the largest, sharpest object in the foreground. Keep the label facing the viewer, unobstructed and undistorted; retain the bottle's true geometry instead of exaggerating it with wide-angle distortion. Only the hand and a short section of sleeve are visible. Build one controlled, category-related action around it: a curved splash of clear sparkling water, a few fine droplets and two citrus slices, frozen at the peak of motion. Every effect must originate plausibly from the scene and follow gravity and the gesture. Leave the label, fingers and headline clear. Use dramatic side lighting, a delicate rim, physically credible glass reflections, condensation, shallow depth of field and restrained warm yellow, cream and olive color grading. Keep photographic material detail rather than a glossy plastic render. Reserve clean negative space in the upper third. Set exactly this three-word English headline: SIP THE SUN. Use confident, readable editorial typography, a clear hierarchy and comfortable outer margins; the type supports the product rather than competing with it. Do not add other claims, prices, seals, ratings or a fake logo. If the user supplies their own authorized brand, reproduce only the supplied brand information. Verify one bottle, one plausible hand, three correctly spelled headline words, clear packaging, believable fluid behavior and a coherent light source. No duplicated bottle, detached fingers, unreadable label, clutter, watermark, impossible anatomy, unrelated particles or misleading health claims.
Use this templateSlow mornings, caught mid-pour
Create a vertical 4:5 premium coffee campaign poster. The hero is one original, unbranded ivory ceramic cup with an asymmetrical olive-glazed handle. If the user supplies a product photograph, lock the cup's actual silhouette, handle shape, glaze, proportions and approved branding to that reference; do not replace it with a generic cup. Show a cropped adult hand naturally holding a small coffee server just above the upper-right edge of the cup. Capture one continuous stream entering the cup at the correct point, with a tiny believable ripple and a few suspended droplets. The cup is the sharpest, largest object in the lower foreground; the pouring vessel and hand remain secondary. Keep fingers, grip, stream, rim and liquid level physically consistent. Do not duplicate the cup or create a floating disconnected stream. Use a quiet warm-stone tabletop, a softly defocused cream background, early sunlight from the left, subtle edge light, realistic ceramic microtexture, soft contact shadows and warm brown reflections in the coffee. A faint ribbon of steam may rise from the cup without covering the handle, hand or words. Use restrained cream, coffee brown and olive; no unrelated leaves, excessive particles, artificial glow or plastic CGI finish. Keep shallow depth of field but enough sharp detail to read the product's construction. Leave the top-left third mostly empty. Typeset exactly three English words, MAKE MORNINGS SLOW, in a crisp, considered editorial hierarchy. Keep comfortable margins and a readable contrast. Add no price, invented certification, health claim, fake review, real company logo, signature or watermark. If an authorized logo is supplied, retain its original shape and place it discreetly without competing with the headline. Before finishing, check product identity, the single pouring action, natural hand anatomy, continuous liquid trajectory, three-word spelling, one coherent lighting direction and an uncluttered composition. Aim for a candid human moment finished with the care of a magazine advertisement.
Use this templateMethod and next steps
The approach was informed by AZIZ’s product campaign and its full prompt, reviewed on September 24, 2026. The images and wording here are original adaptations, with no third-party packaging copied.
For a campaign with real dates, offers or an audience-specific message, continue with Design a poster by starting with the message.
A starter message is filled in for you to edit and send. Chat is billed by usage; clear image requests generate directly and use Credits.
