How do I make a Benefit Callout Diagram?

Annotated product with numbered callout lines to each benefit. The food & bev 'why it hits different' explainer.

model⚡ GPT Image
agency would charge$900
you'll spend~$1
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EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Benefit Callout Diagram example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Annotated product diagram ad, vertical 4:5, clean white studio background. CENTER: [PRODUCT — e.g. "a bottle of Solstice cold brew"] large and razor sharp, soft natural shadow beneath. AROUND IT: four thin hand-drawn-style callout lines in [BRAND COLOR — e.g. "espresso brown"], each ending in a small circled number and a short label in a neat casual sans, exactly: "1. [BENEFIT — e.g. "single-origin, one farm"]" upper left / "2. [BENEFIT — e.g. "cold-steeped 18 hours"]" upper right / "3. [BENEFIT — e.g. "40% less acidity"]" lower left / "4. [BENEFIT — e.g. "zero added sugar"]" lower right. Each callout line touches the exact part of the product it describes. TOP: small eyebrow headline, exactly: "[EYEBROW — e.g. "why it hits different"]". BOTTOM: tiny logo lockup and "[PRICE — e.g. "$4.50"]". Balanced negative space, editorial catalog energy. Negative: callout lines must not cross each other, exactly four callouts, all text exactly as written and crisp, label unwarped, no extra icons or graphics.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. GPT Image nails this layout; proof every callout word
  2. The food & bev version of 'us vs them' — runs forever
  3. Refresh by swapping callouts 2 and 4 monthly
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