How do I make a Formula Breakdown Card?

Your ingredient list drawn as chemistry — molecules and lab type make 'clean formula' visible instead of claimed.

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 laboratory-notebook card: pale grid paper background with fine 5mm squares in light blue, analytical chemistry aesthetic, restrained and precise. Top left in stamped mono caps: "FORMULA NO. 07"; top right: "LAB VERIFIED". Centered title in bold technical grotesk, verbatim: [TITLE — e.g. "THE OMZA EQUATION"]. Main area: three hand-drawn hexagonal molecule diagrams in fine black linework, each connected by a thin leader line to a mono-type label rendered verbatim: [COMPONENTS — e.g. "PEA PROTEIN — 24 G", "LEUCINE — 2.4 G", "ADDED SUGAR — 0 G" with the zero circled in red]. Below the molecules, a boxed equation in large serif italic math styling, verbatim: [EQUATION — e.g. "STRENGTH = SCOOP x CONSISTENCY"]. Bottom rule with two footnotes in tiny mono: "NO PROPRIETARY BLENDS." on the left and [FOOTER — e.g. "OMZA PLANT PROTEIN — OMZA.CO"] on the right. One accent color only: signal red for the circle, the equation box and a single underline. Flat scan-like lighting, faint pencil construction marks for realism. Chemistry linework clean and plausible, every label crisply spelled and unwarped, no beakers or stock lab cliches, no watermark.

HOW TO RUN IT

1. Pull three real ingredients with real numbers — the zero you brag about goes in the red circle.
2. Generate in Nano Banana 2 and fact-check every value like a label reviewer would.
3. Run on Meta and Google; it doubles as a landing-page graphic.