How do I make a Flavor Lineup Row?

The full range in one perfect row signals category ownership — shelf presence without paying for the shelf.

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EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Flavor Lineup Row example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 studio lineup shot. [PRODUCT RANGE — e.g. "Yuzzi kombucha, five 330ml slim cans: Ginger, Mango, Raspberry, Lime, Blueberry"] arranged in one perfect straight row on a glossy white plinth in the lower half of frame, evenly spaced, labels squarely facing camera, reflections mirrored softly in the plinth surface. Behind each can, the seamless background shifts in crisp vertical color bands matching each flavor — [COLOR BANDS — e.g. "amber, orange, raspberry pink, lime green, deep blue"] — meeting in clean straight seams and forming a rainbow wall. Even, shadowless catalog lighting from a large frontal softbox, 85mm, f/11, every can equally sharp, perfect symmetry, no can taller or closer than another. Top center, over the color bands: headline [HEADLINE — e.g. "ONE FOR EVERY MOOD."] in extra-bold white rounded sans with tight tracking. Beneath the plinth, small centered type: [SUBLINE — e.g. "FIVE FLAVORS. BILLIONS OF CULTURES."] All five labels rendered accurately and legibly, no duplicated or misspelled flavor names, all text crisp and unwarped, no watermark, no props, no hands.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. List your real flavor names and matching band colors.
  2. Attach label art for each SKU if you have it.
  3. Verify every flavor name is spelled right before launch — lineup shots live and die on this.
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