How do I make a Star-Rating Wall?

One review is a claim; ten stacked five-star cards is a verdict. Density does the persuading.

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 single-review spotlight ad. Background: one flat, loud brand color — [BG COLOR — e.g. "lime green"] — with a soft out-of-focus botanical shadow of palm fronds falling across it, as if sunlight is passing through leaves, giving the flat field quiet depth. Layout, all centered, top to bottom: a row of five golden stars; a big friendly bold white headline that turns the rating into a nickname, "[HEADLINE — e.g. "Five-Star Fit"]"; then the customer quote in bold white type inside quotation marks, verbatim: "[QUOTE — e.g. "I planned a beach trip just to have a reason to wear these."]", with the attribution beneath in lighter italic: "[ATTRIBUTION — e.g. "- Marcus"]". Center of frame: a large clean cutout photo of [PRODUCT — e.g. "Kavo, color-blocked printed swim trunks with a white drawcord"] floating with a soft drop shadow, the pattern doing the visual shouting. Below the product, its name in bold white: "[PRODUCT NAME — e.g. "The Mosaic Trunks"]" and a lighter subline: "[VARIANT — e.g. "Classic lined swim trunk"]". Bottom center: a lowercase white script wordmark "[BRAND — e.g. "kavo"]". Clean modern sans throughout, generous breathing room. All text razor sharp and correctly spelled, no extra review cards, no UI elements, no watermark, no people.

HOW TO RUN IT

1. Swap the placeholder for your product and replace the review lines with your four best real ones — keeps compliance clean.
2. Run the prompt in GPT Image; regenerate until every card's text is sharp and correctly spelled.
3. Ship as a 4:5 Meta or Pinterest static with a review-count headline in the primary text.