3-step workflow
Launch a product: image, copy, video
Draft image, copy and short video briefs for a product launch; review each external tool output for consistency.
- Written for
- ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok
- How
- Replace [BRACKETS] with real details. Use an image tool for step 1 and save the image. Use a text model for step 2. Upload the image to an image-to-video tool for step 3; these are separate external tasks, and capabilities vary.
1
Hero image
Use the product-shot prompt.
Create a square premium product photo of [PRODUCT] on a smooth [MATERIAL] plinth, curved [COLOUR] backdrop and soft window light from the left. Leave clear space on the right for text. If I upload an actual product photo, use it as the visual reference; otherwise leave any label blank and do not invent branding.
2
Ad copy
Three angles to test.
Write 3 short ads for [PRODUCT] aimed at [CUSTOMER]: one about use, one about the problem it solves, one about value. Each needs a headline under 8 words, a 20-word body and a call to action. Use only supplied product facts; flag claims that need proof. Do not invent ratings, testimonials, numbers or discounts.
3
6-second clip
Animate the hero image.
Animate the uploaded product image into a short showroom clip. Keep the camera locked and the product nearly front-facing; move the platform and light gently rather than revealing unseen sides or the back. Preserve the visible shape, colour and label as closely as the model permits. Avoid a full rotation, invented text, melting edges, wobble and flicker. Inspect every frame before commercial use.