Everything in frame runs hot except the product — a thermal camera makes 'objectively the coolest' a measurable claim.
Vertical 4:5 image styled as a thermal-imaging camera capture. A kitchen counter scene rendered entirely in thermal palette: a human hand reaching into frame, a kettle, and background objects all glowing hot yellow-orange-red with soft heat bloom, while [PRODUCT — e.g. "Vetra, a canned oat-milk cold brew"] sits center frame reading deep indigo-to-black — unmistakably the coldest object in the image — ringed by a thin cyan halo where cold air meets warm. Overlay authentic thermal UI in small white monospaced type: a vertical temperature scale on the right edge running "36.7C" at top to "-2.1C" at bottom, a crosshair centered on the can with the readout "-2.1C", top left "THERMAL CAM 01", top right "08:11:26". Add gentle sensor noise and a slight glow at the edges between temperature zones. Bottom third, bold white headline: "OBJECTIVELY THE COOLEST." Small line beneath: [BRAND LINE — e.g. "VETRA — SERVED ARCTIC."] All overlay text crisp and correctly spelled. The can silhouette and pull tab must stay recognizable through the palette. No photographic color anywhere except the UI text, no real thermal-camera brand names, no faces, no watermark.