How do I make a Swiss-Grid Spec Sheet?

Hairline grids and cold hard specs read as engineering credibility no adjective can fake.

model⚡ Nano Banana 2
agency would charge$2,000
you'll spend~$1
runs onMeta · Google · Pinterest

EXAMPLE — MADE WITH THIS EXACT PROMPT

Swiss-Grid Spec Sheet example ad

THE PROMPT — COPY, SWAP THE BRACKETS, RUN

Vertical 4:5 technical data sheet in strict Swiss International Style. Pure white background divided by thin black hairline rules into a visible modular grid. Top band, left: "TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION" in bold Helvetica caps; right: "DOC NO. 004-A / REV 2" in small mono. Second band: the product name in large tight grotesk, verbatim: [PRODUCT NAME — e.g. "SONDA VELOX — CARBON TRAIL SHOE"]. Center module: one clean studio photograph of [PRODUCT PHOTO — e.g. "a charcoal trail running shoe with a red midsole, three-quarter view"] floating on white with a soft even shadow, four thin leader lines running from the product into surrounding grid cells. Each cell holds one spec in small mono type, rendered verbatim: [SPECS — four label-value pairs, e.g. "WEIGHT / 212 G", "STACK / 38 MM", "DROP / 6 MM", "PLATE / FULL CARBON"]. One grid cell filled solid signal red containing white caps: "TESTED, NOT MARKETED." Footer rule with [FOOTER URL — e.g. "SONDA.RUN"] on the left and "SHEET 1 OF 1" on the right. Flat even lighting, no gradients, generous white space, everything aligned precisely to the grid. All text crisp, straight and correctly spelled; no watermark, no decorative flourishes.

HOW TO RUN IT

  1. List the four specs your buyers actually compare — real numbers only.
  2. Drop them into the prompt and run in Nano Banana 2; check every figure before publishing.
  3. Serve on Meta and Google display, where comparison shoppers live.
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