E commerce main image rhode lip treatment comparison ad prompt

Creates a side-by-side black-background comparison graphic of two glossy watermelon-themed rhode beauty ad generations.

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1Goal: Create a wide comparison graphic showing two generated versions of a rhode beauty static ad for Peptide Lip Treatment in Watermelon Slice, with a black presentation background and two square ad mockups side by side.
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3Canvas: 16:9 horizontal frame, black background, high contrast, clean social-media comparison layout.
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5Layout: Place two rounded-corner square ad images centered horizontally with generous spacing. The left panel is labeled above in bright orange text: “GPT-Image-2”. The right panel is labeled above in the same bright orange text: “GPT-Image-2.5”. Add one small italic orange caption centered near the bottom reading “prompt in comments”.
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7Ad panels: Use exactly 2 square beauty advertisement panels.
81. Left panel: soft pink background, rounded corners, elegant editorial beauty-ad composition. At the upper left, large serif headline text reads “A SLICE OF GLOSS.” with smaller text below reading “Peptide Lip Treatment”. A pink rhode Peptide Lip Treatment tube floats diagonally from upper right toward lower center, with vertical white “rhode” branding. Surround it with a glossy pink gel swirl, transparent splash droplets, and watermelon slices. Include a large circular pink sunburst shape behind the product. Watermelon elements count: 3 visible slices or wedges — one large lower watermelon slice, one right-middle slice behind the tube, and one small upper-right wedge. Keep the product large and central.
92. Right panel: more dynamic, brighter, more detailed version of the same rhode ad. Pink background, rounded corners, upper-left serif headline “A SLICE OF GLOSS.” and smaller “Peptide Lip Treatment”. A larger pink rhode tube floats diagonally near the center, surrounded by a dramatic translucent glossy pink splash ribbon, many bubbles and droplets, and watermelon slices. Watermelon elements count: 5 visible pieces — one large foreground watermelon strip at the bottom, one left-middle wedge, one right-middle wedge, one small upper-right wedge, and one partial slice behind the splash near the center. The product should appear sharper, glossier, and more premium than the left panel.
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11Visual style: polished product advertising, vivid watermelon pinks and reds, glossy liquid textures, studio lighting, high-end cosmetics campaign, crisp typography, saturated color, realistic 3D product rendering mixed with surreal splash photography.
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13Text and customization: Use the top labels {argument name="left model label" default="GPT-Image-2"} and {argument name="right model label" default="GPT-Image-2.5"}. Use the ad headline {argument name="headline text" default="A SLICE OF GLOSS."}. Use the brand on the tube {argument name="brand name" default="rhode"}. Use the bottom caption {argument name="bottom caption" default="prompt in comments"}.
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15Constraints: Keep exactly 2 comparison panels, exactly 2 orange model labels, and exactly 1 bottom caption. Do not add extra logos, watermarks, UI chrome, or additional text outside the specified labels and ad copy.

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