Marketplace infographic from an amateur product photo

The prompt, the source and the listing card

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. Marketplace product listing card, vertical 3:4, clean high-converting e-commerce infographic. The suitcase from the reference stands at a slight three-quarter angle in the centre on a warm sand-to-terracotta gradient with a long soft shadow. Four neat callout labels with thin leader lines point to its real parts: "Telescopic handle", "Ribbed hard shell", "4 spinner wheels", "Matte finish". Big bold headline at the top: "PACK LIGHT. GO FAR." A small rounded badge in the top corner: "NEW". Modern sans-serif typography, simple line icons, soft studio light, premium marketplace look. 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.

Try it in ClickBaitCopy prompt

The button opens Photo with this prompt, model and aspect ratio. Add a photo of your product to the references: the prompt is written for it. No account yet? Sign up first, the prompt waits for a day.

What to change for your product

• The labels. The line Four neat callout labels with thin leader lines point to its real parts asks for the lines to lead to actual parts. Label what the photo shows: for a backpack that could be "Padded straps" and "Front pocket", for a kettle "Glass body" and "Steel lid".
• The number of callouts. Four can become three or five, but then the number of quoted labels should match. The model spells short labels of two or three words more cleanly.
• The icons. The words simple line icons add an icon next to each label, as in the example. For plain text without icons, remove them from the prompt.
• The background. warm sand-to-terracotta gradient was picked for a beige suitcase. Choose a gradient a shade darker than your product or one that contrasts with it, and keep long soft shadow: the shadow sets the product on a surface.
• Headline and badge. Replace PACK LIGHT. GO FAR. with a short, true promise about your product. Keep the NEW badge only if the product really is new.

How to make a card for your product

1. 1

   Shoot the whole product

   A phone photo works, even one taken from below under a yellow lamp, as in the example. What matters is that the whole product is in frame and the parts the lines will point to are clear. If a key part is on the back, add a second shot.

2. 2

   Rewrite the labels

   Try it in ClickBait opens Photo with GPT Image 2.5 Flare, 3:4, 2K and medium quality. Add the photo to the references and replace the four quoted labels with the parts of your product.

3. 3

   Set the size and check the letters

   If a marketplace asks for an exact size, GPT Image 2.5 Flare accepts a custom size in pixels. After the run, check every label letter by letter: one run gives 1 to 4 variants.

Where a card like this comes in handy

It is a slide for a marketplace listing: one of the images where a buyer sees what the product is made of. Check the marketplace rules before uploading, since each one sets its own requirements for images and text.

For a product line, keep one prompt and change only the product, the labels and the headline: that makes it easier to keep one background, font and icon style across the series. The same image works for feed ads and an online store page.