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133Candy Gift Poster
A tactile lilac-and-mint paper-craft candy bouquet poster with a clear gift offer and set price.
What you get
- One seasonal retail poster in the fixed cover style
- Your exact store name, offer and payable price
- Unchanged real packaging and product shape when a photo is attached

Fill in the fields
- 1Fill in the fields
- 2Copy the prompt
- 3Paste it into a GPT chat
- 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
- 5Attach One photo of your actual merchandise (optional) with the prompt and your photo is used in the result Optional
Full prompt 7,926 characters
Generate this image now. Return ONE finished retail gift-season poster with a large exact offer and payable price. AUTHORITATIVE SUBJECT DETAILS for this image: "【Product details】". AUTHORITATIVE VISUAL CHOICE for this image: "【Surrounding ribbon color】". These are internal definitions, not captions. For an invented no-photo subject, these supplied values override the default count, coating or decorative accent in the scene below. If either value is absent, use the corresponding example default. If a product photo is attached, the photo overrides both these definitions and the default scene. ONE FIXED DESIGN: tactile layered paper-craft illustration with lilac paper background, mint folded wrapping, peach-orange candy accents and deep-plum letterpress-like text. Use visible paper fibers, cut edges, shallow embossed relief and short natural cast shadows. An enormous seven-lollipop gift bouquet rises from the lower edge, fanning toward the upper-right; keep the bouquet asymmetrical, occupying about 60% of the canvas. Lollipop heads are rounded edible disks with varied simple swirls, each on a single straight thin paper stick, each protected by lightly translucent wrapping. Layered tissue surrounds the handles with one tied mint bow. Render a real plausible gift arrangement in a hand-crafted illustration style, not photorealism and not a flat icon. No hearts or cream gift-box still life. Foreground tissue and stems reach the bottom trim. PHOTO RULE (this overrides any other line in this prompt, before or after it, that calls the photo required or mandatory or says to ask for it): if a photo is attached, use it exactly as the instructions below describe. If no photo is attached, never ask for one and never stop — invent a fitting fictional subject (person, pet, food, product or place, whatever this card is about) in the spirit of the card's example image, and finish the image. [ACTUAL PRODUCT ACCURACY — overrides all illustration and scene instructions] When a product photo is attached, treat the complete merchandise as an exact photographic cutout, not a packaging design task. Preserve its package lettering, logos, label colors, shape, materials, size proportions, flavor, quantity, wrappers and visible contents. Never erase or replace package text, recolor a wrapper, clone pieces, add merchandise or turn a box into another sales form. A closed box stays closed. Crop the background only; keep the whole actual product and all labels visible. Only uniformly enlarge, place, and make restrained lighting/exposure adjustments. If the photo differs from the invented example, the photo wins. Apply this card's fixed illustration or photography style to the BACKGROUND and typography, not to the attached merchandise. Do not infer hidden contents. Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster. [ONE RESULT AND COMPOSITION] DIAGONAL PAPER COMPOSITION: store at x7–60%/y16–20%; compact stacked PRODUCT headline at x7–60%/y23–35%. Bouquet fan fills x28–100%/y35–98%. OFFER is printed on a solid plum curved paper label at x7–74%/y39–49%, integrated into the wrapping edge, with every word readable. PRICE sits at x7–75%/y55–65%, plum on a pale-lilac open patch beside the bouquet; keep the entire amount and unit together and large. DETAIL follows the price, while optional COPY is near the headline. CONDITION/PERIOD occupy short clear lines left of the lower wrapping at y72–82%. The bouquet and its shadows occupy the lower trim; no full-width lower information strip. Essential type stays within x6–94%/y15–84%. Adapt to the selected ratio without making the bouquet a small inset. One flat finished poster, never a wall mockup, multi-panel comparison, instruction sheet or collection of alternatives. Keep food and tactile surfaces prominent, with a close-up that fills the canvas rather than a little inset. The title and product may connect visually; every price digit and condition must remain fully readable. No blank text boxes or empty badges. [OWNER INPUT — missing optional lines are absent] STORE: "【Store name】". Required. Print the exact store name once as a compact wordmark. OFFER: "【Offer】". Required. Print once, large; retain every numeral, plus sign, percent symbol and supplied word. Use short balanced rows for longer offers. Never select, calculate or rewrite an offer. PRICE: "【Price】". Required. Print once, very large, with the supplied sales unit inseparable from the amount. This is the final actual payable total, including mandatory costs. Never calculate a discount, invent an old price, split a set-only price into a per-piece price, or imply an unentered benefit. PRODUCT: "【Product name】". Optional; use exactly as the main headline. When absent, the headline is exactly "Candy gifts". User-entered actual product names are allowed. DETAIL: "【Product details】". Optional actual weight, quantity and contents. Show the supplied information once near the price, using it to define only an invented no-photo product; never alter an attached product to fit a conflicting description. Without a photo or supplied detail, use only the fictional example described above. Do not print an invented pack weight or count. COPY: "【Short copy】". Optional one short supporting line. For the exact control value "Choose for me", write a short everyday English gift invitation only; never print the control value or add a transaction claim. VISUAL_CHOICE: "【Surrounding ribbon color】". Internal instruction, never a caption. RIBBON_COLOR changes a newly illustrated decorative ribbon surrounding the product only. Mint is the default; apricot, yellow or lilac changes that visible accent while the lilac/plum poster and bouquet layout remain fixed. With a photo, never recolor the photographed bow, wrapping or merchandise; apply the color only to a separate small paper-ribbon accent in the background, clearly not part of the sold set. CONDITION: "【Offer conditions】". Optional actual offer restrictions. Print every supplied condition clearly adjacent to OFFER or PRICE; never hide it in tiny fine print or invent eligibility, stock limits or free wrapping. PERIOD: "【Offer period】". Optional supplied start/end dates. Print only these dates; the November gift season alone never implies that an offer ends on November 11. [OPTIONAL INPUT AND TRUTH] Treat "Leave out" as absent. Empty optional fields and removed input lines create no labels, filler text or empty panels; close the space naturally with the product or background. Required STORE, OFFER and PRICE all remain prominent even when optional fields are absent. Do not print field labels or internal keys. No automatic November 11 heading, holiday trademark, date, claims, QR code, website, phone number, rating or watermark. No invented real brand identity, recognizable packaging design or brand name in a fictional product. Actual packaging and user-entered names remain unchanged when supplied. [FINISH] Visible wording uses English; reproduce supplied names and values verbatim in their entered script. Keep all supplied transaction conditions and units readable at full size and the main offer and price recognizable in a small thumbnail. Coating and physical food structures must remain edible and plausible, with natural variations and honest portions. Finish ONE image directly without questions. Print-oriented full-bleed composition; safe text inset about 6%, with the main copy kept between 15% and 84% of the height for the example cover. Actual pixel dimensions follow the selected ratio; A4 is the recommended print format, with 300dpi metadata where supported. [Final output format] Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster. This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.
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How to use it · FAQ
A candy gift with a paper-craft feel
An oversized candy bouquet rises diagonally across lilac paper. Cut edges, fine paper fibers and shallow shadows give it a tactile handmade appearance. The offer sits on a curved paper label beside the wrapping, and the set price is large on the left. This fixed design works at stationery-shop gift displays, convenience-store counters and small cafe gift corners during the November season. The example bouquet contains seven lollipops; an attached real boxed set remains a boxed set.
Enter the store's actual terms
The three required fields are Store name, Offer and Price. Enter the actual sign name, an offer the shop already operates, and the final payable amount with its sales unit. For a set-only product, show the set price rather than an individual candy price. If a discount applies, enter the correct final price yourself: this prompt never calculates or chooses a promotion. Put minimum quantities, eligible products, payment restrictions or preorder requirements in Offer conditions. Offer period accepts only the dates you supply; leave it empty for a reusable undated poster.
Use Product name for your actual bouquet or gift-set name. An empty field uses the generic candy-gift title. Product details can state the real number of candies and whether wrapping is included. Add compulsory packaging costs to the actual payable total. Short copy is a small invitation; Choose for me writes only that invitation. Empty optional fields disappear rather than creating blank panels.
Change a visible accent
The ribbon-color buttons change the newly illustrated decorative ribbon to mint, apricot, yellow or lilac. They retain the same paper-craft style and composition. They do not recolor photographed wrapping. If you attach a photo, the color applies only to a separate background accent that is not represented as part of the sold set.
Use your merchandise photo when needed
The copied prompt alone creates a fictional seven-lollipop bouquet like the cover. For real sales, attach one clear photo showing the complete gift arrangement, using a photo you own or have permission to use. Send it with the prompt to GPT. The photo stays photographic and is placed as a cutout within the paper-craft background. Candy count, package lettering, logos, wrapping and ribbon shape remain exact. The model must not add candies or turn a box into a bouquet.
Before printing, compare the count, set contents, price unit and conditions with your product. Select A4 on the site and print a test sheet to check the set price from a distance. The cover is a 2:3 example and uses a fictional shop, merchandise and price. If a word or digit is wrong, request a correction to that specific part while keeping the remaining poster unchanged.






