An airport scanner reveals the truth: everything in the bag is ghost clutter except the one glowing essential.
Vertical 4:5 graphic styled as an airport baggage X-ray scanner monitor. A packed carry-on backpack rendered in classic scanner translucency on a black background: organic shapes washed amber-orange, metals deep blue, everything ghosted into overlapping see-through layers — a laptop, tangled cables, keys, headphones, a water bottle, a paperback. Dead center among the clutter, [PRODUCT — e.g. "Movra, a slim titanium power bank"] renders in vivid solid green, the only crisp, fully defined object in the scan, with a thin cyan target bracket locked around it. Scanner UI overlays in small monospaced type: top left "LANE 3 — SCAN 0448", top right "BAG 27", beside the bracket "STATUS: ESSENTIAL", and a subtle horizontal scan line mid-frame. Bottom third, larger white mono headline: [HEADLINE — e.g. "THE ONLY THING YOU ACTUALLY NEED."] Small beneath it: [BRAND — e.g. "MOVRA"]. Add faint screen scanlines and slight CRT glow so it feels like a real security monitor. All text exact and correctly spelled. No weapons or prohibited items anywhere in the bag, no real airport or brand logos, no photorealistic bag texture — the entire image is scan imagery — and no watermark.