Limited-Color Photo Print Ad
Create prompts for product and portrait posters
Limited-Color Photo Print Ad
Create prompts for product and portrait posters
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Turn a product or person into prompts for a limited-color photographic print advertising poster, while preserving realistic human proportions, clothing folds, object thickness, and key structural details. Use electric blue as the dominant color with small amounts of orange for contrast, combined with warm-white negative space, bold black shapes, and compressed light and shadow. The subject should have strong contours and clear layout relationships—without becoming an ordinary color photo, vector cartoon, or an image covered in dirty, distressed grain. Whether the input is text or a product reference, organize the composition around the product’s identity, the person’s pose, relationships between components, and the requested aspect ratio. User-specified product colors, proportions, and portrait or landscape orientation take priority; do not add text, trademarks, or unrelated props without instruction. By default, provide Chinese prompts for AI image generation and English Midjourney prompts, or generate only one type on request. Textures can range from a clean warm-white background to controlled, localized printed halftone dots, making this suitable for e-commerce visuals, portrait posters, and brand concept art.
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Featured for combining realistic proportions with bold black shapes, electric blue, and orange contrast in a limited-color overprint style—while preserving structure and avoiding cartoon-like results or messy textures.
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- v2
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- Usage-based
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