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378Review and Unboxing Thumbnail — Big Face, Product and Headline
Make a landscape product review thumbnail with a clear facial reaction, an oversized product and one short, bold headline.
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 Attach a photo of yourself and a product photo with the prompt. Without photos, the person and product are fictional. with the prompt and your photo is used in the result Optional
Full prompt 4,413 characters
Generate one finished English product review / unboxing thumbnail directly, without explanations or questions. Output size 2480x3508 pixels, A4 portrait, 300dpi, print-ready poster. Use a single photorealistic studio-cutout style, full bleed, no mockup or grid. This card is designed for 16:9 landscape. [Inputs] Product: "【Product】". This guides the picture, not an extra printed title. If empty, do not invent the owner's product; request a product description. Headline: "【Headline】". Define HEADLINE once: use supplied text verbatim, preserving every character and punctuation; if blank or exactly "Choose for me", choose one short English curiosity hook without inventing facts. Never print the automatic-choice instruction. Use two to four short words. Do not invent prices, discounts, rankings, performance or health benefits. If supplied copy includes an unsupported numeric or efficacy claim, omit that claim and choose a neutral curiosity hook from the product instead. Expression: "【Expression】"; if blank use "Surprised". "Surprised" means raised eyebrows, wide eyes, open mouth; "Disappointed" means raised inner eyebrows and pursed lips; "Smiling" means a warm enthusiastic smile. Keep facial anatomy plausible. Colors: "【Colors】"; if blank use "Blue and white". "Blue and white" = deep cobalt background and white headline; "Yellow and black" = vivid yellow background and black headline; "Pink and white" = saturated pink background and white headline; "Mint and black" = charcoal background, mint accent and white headline. Use a broad simple diagonal accent on the subject side; keep behind-text area quiet. [Photo rule] If an attached image shows the owner, preserve that exact person's face shape, eye spacing, nose, mouth, hair and glasses, changing only expression and appropriate studio lighting. Do not substitute another person or beautify away identifying features. If no face photo is attached, invent one original fictional adult who resembles no identifiable creator or celebrity. Vary fictional age, gender and hairstyle appropriately. If a product photo is attached, preserve its visible shape, proportions, color and materials, while removing brand logos and package lettering. If no product photo exists, invent an original generic unbranded item based on the product description, not a replica of recognizable branded product designs or packaging. Both photo types are optional and independent. No real YouTuber or celebrity face; use only authorized owner references. Do not print product names or brand/channel labels. For food-related products preserve physically plausible ingredients and container proportions, and do not invent ingredients, quantities or effects. [Composition] Left roughly 48–52% holds one enormous, extremely bold Gothic sans-serif HEADLINE on one line at middle height. Visible glyph height at least 25% of canvas height. Right third holds a close head-and-shoulders reaction face; center-right holds one oversized recognizable product with believable proportions. Product and face together form a single coherent thumbnail, never a collage of alternative designs. Place the product to avoid every letter and the face's eyes and mouth. If crowded, simplify/reduce product before reducing type. Keep all letters inside the central 90% width and 78% height and the bottom-right duration-badge area text-free. Crisp outlines may separate text from background without blurring strokes. Headline must remain readable at 320px width. Hands are optional; if present use natural anatomy and correct fingers. [Finish] Realistic skin, product materials and controlled studio light, crisp cutout edges, strong contrast, broad flat background extending to every edge. Render only HEADLINE in English; no subtitles, labels, translated duplicate lines, explanatory notes, UI, play button, price badge, unsupported claim, logo, watermark, signature, margin, frame, letterbox or comparison grid. Preserve complete glyphs, including final consonants where applicable. Deliver exactly one finished image, no code, manual compositing or retouching instructions. [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 reaction and a product in one image
Use this card for a product review, an unboxing video or a shop owner's new product introduction. The layout places a face on the right, a large product near the center-right and one strong headline on the left. The style is photorealistic studio cutouts against a simple, high-contrast background. You receive one finished landscape thumbnail, with no mockup, comparison grid or extra design variants.
Fill the four fields
Three fields are required. In Product, name the item and its visible details, such as “Haru coffee bean pouch, plain copper-brown pouch with a turquoise round seal.” The product description guides the picture; it is not printed as another title. If it is empty, fill it before copying. Headline is optional. A short hook of two to four words works well: “How Does It Smell?”, “Let's Unbox” or “First Look?”. Leave it blank or choose Choose for me to let the image tool create one curiosity-based line without inventing facts. In Expression, choose Surprised, Disappointed or Smiling. In Colors, choose one of four palettes. Empty expression and color fields use Surprised and Blue and white. The shared aspect-ratio control is set to 16:9; no extra size field is needed.
Attach your own photos
Use a sharp front or three-quarter portrait of yourself and a clear photo of your product. Attach the photos and the copied prompt in the same image-tool message, then send them together once. A face photo preserves face shape, eyes, nose, mouth, hair and glasses while changing the expression. With only a face photo, the product is generated from your description. With only a product photo, the product's shape, material and colors are retained, and the adult person is fictional. With neither photo, both are fictional. Use images you have permission to use. Do not attach celebrity or other creators' faces. Existing logos and package lettering are not reproduced, and the tool must not invent product names or labels.
Examples and checks
The first example uses a Haru winter puffer jacket, “That's It?”, a disappointed expression and yellow with black. The second uses a Haru portable speaker, “Let's Unbox”, a smiling expression and pink with white. The third example pairs a fictional Haru source portrait on the left with a surprised Haru headphones thumbnail on the right, at equal height, using the Korean equivalent of ‘First Look?’ and mint with black. The separate catalog cover uses a fictional Haru coffee bean pouch, the Korean equivalent of ‘How Does It Smell?’, a surprised expression and blue with white. The shared sample pictures demonstrate the Korean version; the English prompt produces English headlines.
Read the headline at 320 pixels wide. Check each word and punctuation mark, keep the face and product clear of the letters, and leave the lower-right duration-badge area text-free. For an uploaded face, compare the original and result to check that it is still the same person. If something is wrong, specify the exact change in the same conversation, for example: “Write 'First Look?' exactly; keep the face and product unchanged.” Request a complete replacement image without manual compositing or retouching.
Common questions
Photos are optional. Choosing a headline automatically does not supply prices, rankings, health effects or performance claims. For a numeric comparison, provide the actual comparison facts with the product description, such as a verified $20 price difference; do not turn unsupported facts into a claim. Avoid unsupported number-one or treatment claims. Shorten a long headline before reducing its size. This card does not promise views or click-through rates. Check the external image service's current pricing and terms before using its output.