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Generate a static social ad creative

Leave negative space for the headline — add text in Figma or Canva after.

by @whitney · recommended tool Freepik · 0 unlocks

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CLAUDE SKILLS

image-prompt (Nano-Banana 2)

EXAMPLES · WHAT THIS PROMPT PRODUCES

Sample output
**1:1 static ad — Drift noise-cancelling sleep earbuds**

Hero: a single Drift earbud resting on its side atop a rumpled, cloud-white linen pillow, soft morning light grazing across from the left. The earbud's matte charcoal finish catches one clean specular highlight; a whisper of cool shadow anchors it to the pillow.

Composition is built for the overlay — the earbud sits low-center-left, and the entire top-right third is clean, softly-lit negative space ready for a headline drop. Mood: calm, hushed, premium. Palette holds to #1C2B3A deep-night-blue in the shadows and #EAEFF4 soft-cloud in the highlights, so it reads cool and restful, not clinical.

No text baked in — the image stays editable. Subject is rendered tack-sharp with a shallow depth of field that melts the pillow folds into bokeh, keeping the eye locked on the product.

Thumb-stoppable at feed size: even scaled down to a 120px thumbnail, the lone earbud against soft white still pops and the negative space keeps it from looking busy. Delivered 1080×1080, with the safe-zone for headline marked.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0

1:1 static ad for <PRODUCT>. Hero: <SUBJECT>.
Composition: strong focal point, 30% negative space top-right for headline overlay.
Mood: <MOOD>. Palette: <HEX1,HEX2>. No text in image.
Aspect: 1:1. Thumb-stoppable at small size.

WORKFLOW

  1. 01In Claude, invoke the image-prompt skill trained on Nano-Banana 2 docs to draft the prompt.
  2. 02Open Freepik and select the Google Gemini (Nano-Banana 2) model.
  3. 03Paste the prompt, generate, and iterate.

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