Pop art poster from an everyday product photo

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. Pop-art cafe advertising poster, vertical 3:4. The stoneware cup from the reference is the hero in the centre, a crown of coffee splashing up out of it frozen mid-air, roasted coffee beans flying around. Flat vivid orange background with large halftone dots, a comic-book burst shape behind the cup in hot pink and yellow, thick black outlines. Bold comic headline at the top: "WAKE UP LOUD!" and a small speech bubble: "Fresh brew daily". Bright punchy studio light, glossy liquid detail, a photoreal cup mixed with graphic pop-art elements. 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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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.

How to repeat the poster with your product

1. 1

   Shoot the whole product

   A phone shot in daylight is enough: the whole product in frame, no hands, no harsh glare. The background does not matter, the fridge and the cutting board from the example never made it onto the poster.

2. 2

   Open the prompt in Photo

   Try it in ClickBait sets GPT Image 2.5 Flare, 3:4, 2K resolution and medium quality, and you can change any of them before the run. Upload your product photo to the references, otherwise the model draws a mug of its own.

3. 3

   Put in your words and run

   Replace WAKE UP LOUD! and Fresh brew daily with your own lines and keep the quotes. One run gives 1 to 4 variants, the token price is on the button in advance, and a failed generation returns the tokens on its own.

Which prompt lines to change

• The product: in The stoneware cup from the reference is the hero, swap stoneware cup for yours, such as glass juice bottle or lip balm tube. Change cafe in Pop-art cafe advertising poster to your category.
• The motion: a crown of coffee splashing up and roasted coffee beans flying around describe the splash around the mug. A juice wants orange slices and drops, a snack wants flying chips, a cream wants one thick drop.
• The colors: Flat vivid orange background and the burst in hot pink and yellow set the palette. Use your brand colors but keep large halftone dots and thick black outlines: they are what makes the image pop art.
• The text: the headline sits in quotes after Bold comic headline at the top, the second line lives in the speech bubble. Three or four words read from across the street and are easy to check letter by letter.
• The line to leave alone: a photoreal cup mixed with graphic pop-art elements. It asks for the product to stay a photo among drawn graphics, so buyers recognize it on the shelf. Only swap cup for your product.

Where a poster like this works

Pop art is loud on purpose: the orange field, the burst and the black outlines get noticed in a feed, in a shop window and on a menu board. Use it for a cafe opening, a new flavor, a morning offer or a weekend deal.

The product itself stays real: buyers see the same mug, the same glaze and the same handle as on the shelf. Small label text can come out distorted, so if your packaging carries ingredients or fine print, compare it with the original before you publish.