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GPT Image 2 · en
Scene:
Compose a square food-commerce image optimized for instant readability in app tiles, promo cards, or delivery grids. The image should emphasize appetizing clarity, strong hierarchy, and modular layout zones while staying photorealistic and commercially grounded. Packaging, dish crop, and badge-like design shapes can appear, but all text must remain unreadable. Use a bright square crop with one open lunch container, one side element, and strong modular negative space around the food.
Subject:
The food should look craveable at thumbnail scale, with clear portion logic, supporting side items when relevant, and delivery-aware presentation that prioritizes speed, legibility, and conversion. Make the lunch box feel balanced, complete, and office-friendly, with ingredients separated enough to remain legible on small screens.
Important details:
This theme is about commerce reasoning. Preserve sharp hero food silhouettes, obvious combo structure, and clean tile-safe framing so the assets can survive small screens. Abstract text areas, CTA-like shapes, and offer badges are allowed only as non-legible design modules. Keep everything polished, modern, and immediately useful for ordering surfaces. This image should feel fully self-contained while still belonging to the same broader topic and commercial world. Clean compartment lines, lid geometry, and ingredient color contrast should make the image highly scannable for app browsing.
Use case:
Delivery Tiles single study 5/9, built for Prompt Atlas coverage of a food and beverage commercial visual system.
Constraints:
No readable text, no watermark, no logos, preserve exact 1:1 aspect ratio, no readable text, no logos, no app UI chrome, no fake prices, no delivery-bag chaos, no greasy blur, no clutter that hurts thumbnail legibility, no office desk clutter, no readable brand tape, no cafeteria tray vibe.Mode d’emploi
- Copiez le prompt original complet, paramètres compris.
- Adaptez le sujet, le texte et la composition à vos besoins.
- Utilisez un outil externe compatible ; vérifiez l’accès et le résultat.
Avant de commencer
- Vérifiez si une image de référence est nécessaire. La compatibilité ne prouve pas le modèle utilisé pour cet exemple.
- Vérifiez noms, chiffres et textes ; les versions du modèle peuvent produire des résultats différents.
