How do I make a Postage-Stamp Sheet?

A perforated commemorative sheet honoring your product like a national monument, one stamp torn loose for realism.

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 flat scan-style image of a commemorative postage stamp sheet on a neutral grey background: a three-by-four grid of identical stamps separated by true die-cut perforations, a slight gummed-paper sheen, and one stamp torn free, lying askew at the corner with fuzzy perforation nubs. Each stamp is an engraved intaglio-style etching in two inks, fine cross-hatched line work, depicting [PRODUCT — e.g. "a Zelfo hot sauce bottle"] radiating sun rays like a national monument. On every stamp: the denomination "48" in the top-right corner and micro-lettering "ZELFO" along the bottom edge. The selvage margin across the top reads in official serif caps: "COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE — CELEBRATING ONE MILLION SCORCHED TONGUES". Bottom selvage: "ZELFO HOT SAUCE • COLLECT ALL FIVE FLAVORS • ZELFO.COM", plus a small plate number "P1122". Bright stamp stock with a faint phosphor band catching the light. Perforations perfectly regular, engraving lines clean and confident, all text exactly spelled. No real postal-service names, crests, or currency symbols, no postmarks covering the text, no watermark.

HOW TO RUN IT

1. Paste the prompt into GPT Image and swap the product plus the selvage joke to your own milestone.
2. Keep the engraving and perforation lines verbatim — they do the disguise work.
3. Pick the take where the torn single stamp reads clearly; it is the thumbnail hook.