A loud listing card for a drill or any power tool

The prompt, the drill photo and the 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, bold tool-store infographic. The cordless drill from the reference is shown large at a dynamic angle on a bright safety-yellow background with diagonal black hazard stripes in one corner and a few wood shavings flying. Callout labels with thin leader lines point to its real parts: "Cordless", "Keyless chuck", "Forward / reverse", "Rubber grip". Big heavy headline at the top: "BUILT FOR WEEKENDS". A small badge: "NEW". Crisp studio lighting, hard shadows, realistic materials, high-converting e-commerce card. 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.

How to make a card for your tool

1. 1

   Shoot the whole tool

   As in the example, a photo on a table in window light works. Every part from the labels should be visible: the chuck, the switch, the grip, the battery.

2. 2

   Open the prompt and replace the labels

   Try it in ClickBait opens Photo with GPT Image 2.5 Flare, 3:4, 2K and medium quality. Put the photo in the references and rewrite the labels for your tool.

3. 3

   Compare with the original

   Check the body, the accent colors and the text on the battery: large lettering follows the reference, small text can drift. One run gives 1 to 4 variants, and the token price is on the button before you start.

What to change for your tool

• The tool and its parts. Replace cordless drill with yours: angle grinder, jigsaw, wrench set. Rewrite the quoted labels for parts visible in the photo, for example "Adjustable guard" and "Side handle" on a grinder.
• What flies in the frame. a few wood shavings flying suits a drill or a saw. For a wrench set use metal shavings, for garden tools soil and grass clippings. One kind of particle is enough, or the frame gets noisy.
• Brand color. bright safety-yellow and diagonal black hazard stripes speak of building and repair at once. If your brand color is orange or red, switch the background to it, but keep the contrast with the tool body.
• Headline and badge. BUILT FOR WEEKENDS speaks to people who fix things at home on weekends. A pro tool needs another message, for example "MADE FOR DAILY WORK". Keep NEW only for a new product.
• The light. Crisp studio lighting, hard shadows and realistic materials show rubber, plastic and metal as they are. Better keep these lines: the sharp look of the card rests on them.

Which products and channels it suits

The prompt is written for a power tool, but it also fits other goods from a hardware or home improvement store: hand tools, fasteners, garden equipment. The yellow and black palette and the flying shavings show the category at first glance.

The card is useful on a marketplace, in ads for a tool store and in a newsletter about a new arrival. For a website banner pick 16:9 and change vertical 3:4 in the prompt text.