Branded Social Media Campaign Image, Fully Templated
Produces one polished campaign image for your brand on the social platform and ratio you choose, with your colors, quoted headline, supporting copy and CTA, a clear reading order and a clean, art-directed layout that avoids the cheap-template look.
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Make a single, polished campaign image for social media. Brand and goal - Brand: [brand name], a [type of business] whose customers are [target audience] - What the image promotes: [campaign / offer / message] - The one message that matters most: [core message] - Three adjectives the design should convey: [3 brand adjectives] Format - Platform: [Instagram post / Facebook post / LinkedIn post / X post / story] - Aspect ratio of the canvas: [1:1 / 4:5 / 16:9 / 9:16] Color - Primary [primary colour], secondary [secondary colour], accent [accent colour], applied with restraint and in a way that suits the brand. Text on the image (keep the quotation marks so the words render exactly) - Headline: "[headline]" - Supporting copy: "[short supporting text]" - Call to action: "[CTA]" - Optional, only if relevant: an offer line [discount / promotion / announcement] and a contact line [website / @handle] Visual - Main focal point: [product photo / founder portrait / person / illustration / lifestyle image] - Logo position: [top right / top left / bottom right / bottom left] - Reading order: the eye lands on the headline, moves to the main visual, continues to the supporting copy and ends on the CTA. - Layout: clean and art-directed by a professional, with generous spacing, deliberate negative space and balanced alignment. - Overall feel: a high-end visual from a branded campaign, not an off-the-shelf template. - All text short and easy to read on a small phone screen. Avoid: cluttered layouts, random icons, a generic stock-photo treatment, too many gradients, an excess of decorative elements, badly aligned text, and anything that looks like cheap AI-generated design. Iteration: when a result is almost right, I will fine-tune it through single, small requests (such as "bigger headline" or "logo in the opposite corner") instead of rewriting the whole prompt; apply each change while keeping the rest of the layout as it is.