A GPS route that draws your product across the city grid — run-tracker realism turned into route art.
Vertical 4:5 static ad styled as a generic fitness-tracking app screenshot — pixel-clean flat UI, no phone bezel, no real fitness-app branding. Most of the frame is a muted grey-green street map, and the recorded GPS route is a thick rounded orange line that traces [SHAPE — e.g. "the clean side-profile outline of a running sneaker, laces and sole implied by the street grid"], with a small start dot and a checkered finish dot. Top bar: activity title "[TITLE — e.g. "Saturday Long Run"]" in bold with grey subline "7:02 AM • [CITY — e.g. "Portland"]". Beneath the map, a native stats row in tabular numerals: "6.2 mi", "42:11", "9:05 /mi" with tiny grey labels "Distance", "Time", "Pace". Caption line in feed typography: "[CAPTION — e.g. "New Loftsoles demanded a portrait. I obliged."]" followed by a small heart icon with "128" and "24 comments" in grey. Map detail stays subtle so the orange route is the hero; give the route slight GPS jitter and rounded line caps for authenticity. No real app logos, no watermark, no phone frame, all text crisp and correctly spelled.