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Create a dramatic square commercial poster for a spicy snack brand, evoking a fiery red storm atmosphere and showcasing a high-energy food advertising style. The background is a deep red sky with shimmering clouds, sparks, and clearly visible lightning. At the center of the image, a massive tornado, composed of swirling transparent vortexes, glossy red chili peppers, square tortilla chips, crumbs, and seasoning granules, rises from an open snack bag, forming a powerful vortex. The tornado should be dynamic and explosive, with chips and chili peppers scattering outwards at varying sizes and depths, creating a cinematic 3D effect. At the bottom center, place an upright, glossy red snack bag printed with the brand logo and product name.{argument name="product name" default="Crispy Nachos Chips"} It comes with a spicy label.{argument name="flavor text" default="Spicy Masala"} A small chili pepper illustration, corn elements at the bottom, and a square tortilla chip pattern printed on the front of the packaging. A stylized and playful logo is placed in the upper left corner.{argument name="brand name" default="SnaX"} It uses a striking yellow and white handwritten font with a red outline; a simple white platform watermark is added to the upper right corner.{argument name="platform text" default="Pollo.ai"} On the left, add a large, stacked, distressed heading in bold, compressed uppercase letters. The first line of text should be gold, and the remaining three lines should be white. The content must be:{argument name="headline text" default="WARNING! CRUNCH STORM INCOMING"} Using strong contour lighting, glossy highlights, deep shadows, rich red-orange tones, and sophisticated snack advertisement composition, it presents a spicy, crispy, chaotic, and irresistible visual effect.How to use
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