Bus stop light box ad prompt for your product

The prompt, the source photo and the result

Model

GPT Image 2.5 Flare

Aspect ratio

3:4

Use the product from the reference photo exactly as it is: same shape, proportions, colour and material. Do not redesign it and do not print any logo or text on the product itself. Street photograph of a backlit city light-box poster at a bus stop at dusk, vertical 3:4. The poster shows a smiling young father walking a park path at golden hour with a toddler riding in the baby carrier from the reference (same dusty grey-blue canvas, padded straps and quilted waist belt) on his chest. Poster headline in big friendly rounded type: "HANDS FREE. HEART FULL." and a small brand line "NESTLY". Around it the bus stop glass, a bit of street with blurred passers-by and warm street lamps. Realistic urban photo, the light-box glowing. All text must be spelled exactly as given, crisp and legible. No other text, no real brand logos.

The prompt is in English, the language models follow best. Swap the product, colors and headlines right in the text.

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How to make this poster with your product

1. 1

   Shoot the product as it is

   A table photo in daylight is enough: nobody has to wear or assemble the product. What matters is that the whole product is in frame and its color, material and large parts are visible. For the carrier that meant the straps, the belt and the buckle.

2. 2

   Open the prompt and add the photo

   Try it in ClickBait opens Photo with GPT Image 2.5 Flare, a 3:4 aspect ratio, 2K resolution and medium quality. Upload your shot to the references: without it the model draws a product to its own taste.

3. 3

   Rewrite the poster and run it

   Change who is on the poster and what they are doing, then put in your headline and brand name. Press Generate: one run gives 1 to 4 variants.

Which lines of the prompt to change

• The product features in brackets: (same dusty grey-blue canvas, padded straps and quilted waist belt). List two or three traits of your product that the photo shows: color, fabric, a noticeable detail. The text and the reference should describe the same thing.
• The scene on the poster: a smiling young father walking a park path at golden hour. Say who uses the product and where: a runner in a jacket in the rain, a cyclist with a backpack on an embankment, a morning kitchen with a coffee maker.
• The text: "HANDS FREE. HEART FULL." and "NESTLY". Put your headline and brand name in their place, also in quotes. Two short phrases read from a distance, a long paragraph gets lost on a poster.
• The place and time: at a bus stop at dusk and warm street lamps. You can move the poster to a subway passage or a bus stop on a winter morning and leave the rest of the text as it is.
• Keep the last two sentences as they are: they ask for the text to be spelled exactly as given and forbid extra text and real brand logos.

Why the shot looks like a street photo

The prompt describes a photo of a poster on the street, not the poster itself. That gives two layers: inside the light box an ad scene in warm sunset light, outside it the bus stop glass, a wet sidewalk, lamps and blurred passers-by. The words the light-box glowing ask for light from within, so the poster stands out against the evening street.

A shot like this works as an outdoor ad mockup: show it to a client, a manager or in a campaign deck before anything goes to print. In a feed or in stories it reads as a photo from the street rather than a regular banner.