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132Giant Biscuit Stick Poster
A glossy chocolate biscuit stick with satin ribbons, hearts and luminous bloom in a lavish seasonal ad, with an exact offer and payable 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 9,010 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: "【Biscuit coating】". 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: a lavish photorealistic confectionery gift-season advertising key visual with the production quality of a premium packaging campaign. A single gigantic chocolate-coated biscuit stick is the hero, with glossy chocolate reflections, fine appetizing surface variation and an exposed golden baked handle. Keep edible slender proportions, about 15 times as long as wide, and exactly one stick, not a bundle. Its dramatic diagonal runs from near the upper-right trim toward the lower-middle trim, reaching almost the full canvas height. Frame it with flowing ruby-red satin ribbons, sculptural shiny pink-and-gold decorative hearts, luminous golden sparkles, soft bokeh and controlled lens bloom. Fill the canvas edge to edge with saturated ruby, vivid magenta and warm gold gradients, layered depth and rich color. Use luxury studio product lighting: a crisp rim light, broad softbox highlights on the chocolate and ribbon, and a warm backlit glow; retain a sharp appetizing biscuit silhouette. Ribbon loops and hearts frame the hero and lettering without crossing any letter core, offer symbol, price digit or sales unit. The chocolate stick stays the largest physical subject; decorations support it. Render tactile chocolate and satin with premium photographic or cinematic 3D realism, never halftone or screenprint texture. Borrow only advertising production values: do not invent any real brand name, logo, trademark lettering or recognizable package design. The fictional example uses a generic biscuit-stick headline and no branded packaging. Background color, ribbons and light continue to 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] ASYMMETRIC MAP: keep the existing retail-information placement: store wordmark at x7–48%/y16–20%; two tight heavy PRODUCT rows at x7–58%/y23–39%; gigantic OFFER at x7–58%/y48–63%; exact PRICE at x7–68%/y74–83%, with the supplied sales unit clearly attached. The single diagonal hero stick occupies the right side from y4% to y98% and can overlap the outer edge of PRODUCT lettering without hiding letter cores. DETAIL sits immediately beside the price; optional COPY below the product title. Supplied CONDITION/PERIOD form readable short lines near the offer. Set the exact lettering in bold premium cream or warm-gold display type, with restrained dimensional highlights and deep cocoa shadows for strong contrast against the saturated background. Keep the information areas optically calm using smooth tonal gradients; ribbons, hearts, sparkles and light bloom stay behind or outside every glyph. Preserve every supplied word, numeral and unit exactly. No horizontal bottom price panel. Keep essential type within x6–94% and y15–84%, and extend the hero and decorative background to the lower trim. Adapt these proportions to the selected ratio. 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 "Biscuit sticks". 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: "【Biscuit coating】". Internal instruction, never a caption. COATING applies only to an invented biscuit: milk chocolate is brown with a thin uneven edge; strawberry is muted pink; almond chocolate has small irregular chopped nuts. Change the illustrated coating visibly, keeping exactly the same single-stick composition. With a photo, preserve the actual coating and package, ignoring a conflicting coating choice. 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.
How did it turn out?
How to use it · FAQ
One oversized stick, one clear offer
This poster presents a single enormous diagonal chocolate-coated biscuit stick with glossy reflections, ruby satin ribbons, pink-and-gold hearts, sparkles and luminous bloom. Saturated ruby, magenta and gold fill the canvas, while luxury studio product lighting gives the chocolate a premium packaging-ad finish. Heavy offer lettering sits beside the stick, while the price is printed directly on the background at the left. The composition stays fixed; you do not need to choose an art style or rearrange the poster. Use it near a convenience-store entrance, a stationery-shop counter or a cafe snack display during the November gift season.
Start with the three required fields
Enter your actual store name, the offer your store has decided to run, and the payable price with its sales unit. The example offer and price mean that the buyer receives two boxes for the stated total. Replace the example with your own terms. For a quantity offer, state the total payment clearly; for a percentage discount, enter the final payable price. The prompt does not calculate prices or invent a promotion. If a specific payment method or product restriction applies, put it in Offer conditions. Add only actual dates to Offer period, or leave it empty.
Product name becomes the headline; leave it empty to use the generic biscuit-stick title. Product details can identify the real pack weight or quantity. The coating buttons visibly change a fictional stick to milk chocolate, strawberry or almond chocolate. They never recolor a photographed product. Short copy is optional; Choose for me creates a brief invitation without promising a new benefit. Empty optional fields disappear along with their captions and unused spaces.
With or without a product photo
Send the copied prompt directly to GPT to create a fictional example. To show your merchandise, attach one clear product photo you own or have permission to use and send the prompt in the same message. Preserve readable packaging in the photo. The product is treated as a photographic cutout: lettering, logos, shape, amount and coating remain unchanged. A photographed box stays a box instead of becoming an invented loose stick. The surrounding ribbons, hearts and lighting keep the same lavish ruby, magenta and gold advertising design.
Before you display it
Check every offer symbol, price digit, sales unit, package label and condition against your input. Select A4 on the site for printing; the cover is a 2:3 example. Print one test sheet and check whether the offer and price are readable from the doorway. Actual print quality depends on the generated pixel dimensions. Ask for a specific correction in the same chat if a detail is wrong, such as replacing only the price and keeping the rest. All sample stores, products and prices are fictional.






