GPT Image 2
E-Commerce Ultimate Prompts

Using GPT Image 2, A Singles Day pre-sale poster. Center of the frame: a massive "11" written in wild cursive calligraphy, the two "1" strokes in thick ink with visible rice paper fiber texture in the dry-brush areas, natural ink bleeding and splatter at the edges. But inside the "11" strokes, instead of pure black ink, there flows a liquid-metal chrome silver, like mercury flowing through ink channels, pooling into tiny droplets at stroke turns. The "11" background is an abstract deep indigo space with ultra-fine white parametric curve grids extending into the distance, like a Zaha Hadid architectural structure diagram stretched to infinity. "Tmall Singles Day Global Festival" main title area reserved directly above the "11" in ultra-thin modern sans-serif contrasting with the calligraphy. "11.1 Pre-Sale Launch" and countdown text area reserved at the bottom. Ink drops and chrome silver droplets splash from the stroke endpoints outward, getting smaller with distance, eventually dissolving into the deep blue space. Only three colors: concentrated ink black, chrome silver, and deep indigo. Reference Inoue Yuichi's wild cursive power and Zaha Hadid's parametric curve aesthetics. Ratio 9:16 vertical, 8K ultra-HD

Using GPT Image 2, A smart home full-house scene detail long image with five scene modules seamlessly connected vertically. [Morning – Bedroom]: The first rays of sunrise filter through smart curtains' semi-transparent fabric as they slowly auto-open, precision track sliding details visible. A small smart speaker display on the nightstand shows a minimalist "7:00 / 22°C / Clear" interface, the screen's faint glow the only cool tone in the frame. Bedding in a natural unmade state, linen texture. [Late Morning – Kitchen]: Smart fridge's large screen displays an ingredient list and a recipe tutorial, fridge door slightly ajar, interior cool light contrasting with warm sunlight outside the kitchen window. Smart cooking appliance on the island is running, a wisp of steam rising. [Afternoon – Living Room]: Robot vacuum working quietly on natural wood floors, its path showing slightly shinier, cleaner floor, unswept areas with a very subtle light-shadow difference. An open book and a casually draped throw on the sofa, wall-mounted TV displaying a Morandi-toned art screensaver. [Evening – Balcony]: Smart irrigation system's fine nozzles misting a row of green plants, the mist becoming golden particles in the sunset backlight. A small smart weather station display embedded in the plant stand, barely noticeable. [Night – Hallway]: All lights dimmed to 2700K warm tone, hallway motion-sensor LED strips at the baseboard emitting soft indirect light. Bedroom door ajar in the distance, a warm line of light visible. Product name and one-line selling point text area reserved on the right of each scene module. The narrative thread is "a day passing," light temperature gradually transitioning from morning's cool blue to evening's warm gold. Reference Kinfolk Home magazine interior photography quality. Ratio 3:4 vertical long image

Using GPT Image 2, A brand crossover collaboration poster. Strict top-bottom split composition, but the dividing line is not straight — it's an irregular ink-wash bleeding boundary. Upper half: a traditional Chinese aesthetic space — close-up of vermilion palace walls with subtle weathering and peeling revealing plaster beneath, topped with yellow glazed tiles, a stubborn dried grass growing between tile gaps. The ground before the palace wall is a rain-soaked bluestone slab reflecting the wall's red. Lower half: a minimalist pure black space — a black leather avant-garde coat floating in void, its cutting lines sharp and irregular, fabric surface with a matte waxy coating texture. One corner of the coat floats upward, crossing the ink-wash dividing line into the upper red-wall space, red light reflecting on black leather creating a deep burgundy reflection. In the ink-wash bleeding zone at the dividing line, black ink and vermilion cinnabar interpenetrate, forming a dark red transitional zone. Gilded Chinese brand name reserved on the palace wall at the top, silver English brand name in the black space at the bottom, ultra-thin "×" symbol at the ink-wash boundary. Reference Forbidden City architectural photography's solemnity and Rick Owens runway's dark tension. Ratio 2:3 vertical

Using GPT Image 2, A flash sale countdown poster. The main subject is a set of massive mechanical flip-clock countdown displays, occupying two-thirds of the frame's center. The countdown shows "00:28:36," each digit a real metal flip panel — visible brushed aluminum alloy texture, cylindrical metal rods for the flip axis, subtle wear marks on panel edges from repeated flipping. One panel caught mid-flip: upper half showing the old digit, lower half revealing the new one, motion blur in between. The counter's metal housing has deep carbon fiber texture, hex bolts at each corner. A slim LED red indicator light strip above the counter emits pulsing breathing-light effects. Background is deep space black with ultra-fine grid lines extending to all edges like a NASA mission control coordinate system. "Flash Sale – Starting Soon" main title area reserved below the counter in monospaced industrial font. 3-4 product thumbnail positions and original/flash-sale price comparison text area reserved at the bottom. Very faint red warning triangle markers at all four corners for added urgency. Color palette limited to carbon black, aluminum silver, and warning red. Reference F1 racing timing system precision industrial aesthetics. Ratio 9:16 vertical

Using GPT Image 2, A beauty multi-shade display long image. An oversized color swatch matrix — 12 lip glaze shades arranged in a strict 4×3 grid. Each shade cell contains a precise circular swatch, not flat color but real lip glaze texture — visible creamy luster, tiny bubbles at the edges, depth variations at the center from different thicknesses. Each circular swatch is encircled by an ultra-fine gold ring. Shade name text area reserved below each swatch (e.g., "Crème Brûlée," "Drunk Cherry," "Nude Dirty Orange"). The entire matrix arranged by color temperature gradient from top-left to bottom-right — coolest rose-purple tones at top-left, warmest caramel-brown tones at bottom-right, middle shades forming a natural spectrum flow. Matrix background has a cream-white thick cardstock texture with slight grain, precision cross registration marks at all four corners (like print trim marks). Series name and "12-Shade Full Swatch Card" title area reserved at the top. "Swipe left for real try-on photos" guide text at the bottom. Overall aesthetic references Pantone swatch cards' industrial precision, but broken up with the realistic feel of creamy textures. Ratio 3:4

Using GPT Image 2, A sale tiered discount infographic. A precise isometric staircase diagram — 4 steps ascending from bottom-left to upper-right, each step distinguished by different shades of a single color family. Lowest step in light mint green, labeled "Spend $30 Save $3"; second step in medium mint, labeled "Spend $60 Save $10"; third step in deeper mint, labeled "Spend $90 Save $20"; highest step in dark green, labeled "Spend $120 Save $30." Isometric miniature human silhouettes standing on each step, numbers increasing with step height, implying "the more you buy, the more you save." Precise dimension annotation lines on step sides marking each tier's "savings amount." A small flag at the top of the highest step with reserved "Save up to $30" text. Background in cream white with a very faint grid, tiny dots at grid intersections. "Discount Guide – One Image Explains All" main title reserved at the top in rounded geometric sans-serif. "Stack with store coupons for more savings" subtitle and event dates text area at the bottom. Small shopping cart icon in the bottom-right, filled with isometric miniature product boxes. Overall visual references London Underground map information design logic and Otto Neurath's Isotype pictorial statistics style. Ratio 3:4

Using GPT Image 2, A brand origin traceability long image with three modules joined vertically. [Module 1 – Aerial Terroir]: Aerial overhead view of Yunnan Pu'er tea mountains, rolling tea mountain terraces extending outward from center, deep emerald green tea trees contrasting sharply with red dirt paths. Morning sea of clouds flowing through valleys, revealing only the highest peaks. Slight aerial wide-angle distortion adds spatial depth. A Tyndall light beam piercing through thin clouds in the upper-right corner. Text area reserved for "Latitude 21°N, Elevation 1800m" origin coordinates. [Module 2 – Harvest Close-up]: Extreme close-up of weathered, time-marked hands picking tea buds, fingertips precisely pinching one bud and two leaves, faint tea stains under the nails. Background: bokeh tea bushes, morning dew on leaves forming tiny water droplets lit by side-light like miniature crystal balls, each droplet containing an inverted tea mountain reflection. Hand skin texture in extreme detail — visible fingerprint spirals, palm line depths, callus sheen. Text area reserved for picking standards and artisan introduction. [Module 3 – Finished Product Still Life]: A rough ceramic tea jar and a pinch of loose dry tea leaves on a weathered old wood plank, tea leaf twist shapes and colors clearly visible in natural light. An inverted rough ceramic cup beside it, cup bottom showing hand-thrown spiral marks. Color temperature gradually transitions from Module 1's cool to Module 3's warm, suggesting a journey from nature to craft. Reference BBC "Planet Earth" aerial quality and MUJI "Found MUJI" rustic aesthetics. Ratio 3:4 vertical long image

Using GPT Image 2, A sale category pavilion navigation poster. Strict geometric division composition — 6 category blocks arranged in an irregular but balanced Mondrian-style color block layout. Each block uses a different category theme color: beauty block in matte rose pink, electronics in deep space gray, food in warm apricot orange, home in dusty blue, apparel in oat cream, baby in sprout green. Each block contains a miniature isometric illustration of a representative product — lipstick, earbuds, cookie gift box, desk lamp, sneakers, baby stroller — all in unified isometric perspective and clean geometric style. 4px pure white gaps between blocks, intersections forming precise cross-shaped nodes. Each block has reserved areas for category name (e.g., "Beauty Zone," "Electronics Zone") and a benefit tagline (e.g., "Save $50 on $300+ across stores"). A dark gray narrow bar runs across the top with reserved "Singles Day Pavilion Navigation" main title and event dates. Reference Bauhaus graphic design geometric purity and Tokyo Metro color-coded wayfinding logic. Ratio 16:9 landscape

Using GPT Image 2, A sneaker tech cross-section detail long image. Side cutaway view of a running shoe precisely sliced along the center line — left half retains the complete exterior, right half reveals all internal layers. Five tech layers outside to inside: outermost 3D-printed mesh upper with precision hexagonal honeycomb openings and tiny connecting filaments; second layer heat-bonded TPU skeleton, semi-transparent amber revealing internal grid ribs; third layer memory foam midsole with honeycomb micro-foam cross-section; fourth layer carbon fiber plate, ultra-thin black board with woven twill texture and subtle sheen; bottommost rubber outsole with herringbone anti-slip grooves. Each layer connected to right-side tech spec text areas via 0.5pt leader lines color-matched to each material layer. Shoe floating on pure white background, very faint gradient shadow below. Overall tone: black/white/gray + one brand accent color (e.g., electric green or blaze orange). Product series name and "5-Layer Tech Matrix" title reserved at top. Reference NASA spacecraft cross-section precision and Nike Air Max transparency ad impact. Ratio 3:4 vertical

Using GPT Image 2, A New Year Festival main visual poster. The main subject is a "splash ink" color explosion — a mass of expanding vermilion ink at the center, not traditional smooth bleeding but a tension-filled splash form, with sharp dry-brush edges and fine splatter lines like Zhang Daqian's splash-ink landscape. The darkest center of the vermilion mass approaches deep brown, gradually diluting outward to true red, vermilion, and the outermost pale pink. Golden mineral particles shimmer within the ink mass, like rock-color painting's gold leaf fragments embedded in ink. The expanding ink "engulfs" several floating products — a premium baijiu bottle, a tea gift box, a red lacquerware fruit plate — these items half-hidden, half-visible in the ink, as if growing from the color itself. Background is ultra-pale rice-paper-textured cream white, with visible rice paper fiber texture and tiny mica particles. "Spring Gift Season" main title area reserved at the top in modern geometric typeface rather than traditional calligraphy, "Festive Essentials – All in One Place" subtitle and event dates at the bottom. Very faint traditional meander patterns at all four corners as border decoration, opacity pushed so low as to be nearly invisible. Reference Zhang Daqian's splash-ink technique power and Hermès Lunar New Year window display's restrained Eastern aesthetics. Ratio 9:16 vertical, 8K HD

Using GPT Image 2, A perfume scent visualization detail long image in a vertical three-part structure. [Top Notes – Morning]: At the top, the perfume bottle's nozzle releases an ultra-fine mist, which under a precise cold-white beam on pure black background reveals a pale teal semi-transparent volumetric form — as if bergamot and blackcurrant bud's crisp aroma has been materialized. Tiny light-scattering particles at the mist's edges. Top-note ingredient text reserved in ultra-fine handwritten script within the teal mist: "Bergamot / Blackcurrant Bud / Pink Pepper." [Heart Notes – Afternoon]: Mid-section, the mist gradually transitions to warm amber gold, texture shifting from airy to viscous, like liquid honey flowing slowly in zero gravity. Within the gold mist, faintly visible suspended rose petals and a cinnamon stick silhouette, semi-transparent and ghostly, like images from memory. Heart-note ingredient text reserved: "Damascus Rose / Orris Root / Cinnamon." [Base Notes – Night]: Bottom of the frame, the scent visualization becomes deep smoky brown and dark red intertwined heavy clouds, like sandalwood and musk burning before a fireplace. Faint dark red ember glow at the cloud base, like dying charcoal. The cloud's very bottom gradually dissolves into ultra-fine wispy smoke threads. Base-note ingredient text reserved: "Sandalwood / White Musk / Tonka Bean." The entire long image narrates a scent journey from top to bottom — crisp to warm to deep. The perfume bottle appears only once at the very top; everything after is a visual translation of scent. Reference Olafur Eliasson light-mist installations' volumetric quality and Le Labo's minimalist laboratory aesthetics. Ratio 9:16 vertical long image

Using GPT Image 2, A members exclusive day poster. Extremely restrained — a vast deep charcoal gray matte background occupying 90% of the frame, textured like premium business card touch paper, subtle grain visible under light. Slightly above center, an exquisitely refined gilt membership badge graphic — not a flashy crown shield but a pure geometric concentric circle + fine line minimalist badge, the gold a understated matte champagne gold rather than shiny yellow gold. Badge lines are ultra-thin at just 0.5pt, yet each line has a subtle embossed texture, like steel-engraved tactile quality. Below the badge: reserved area for "MEMBER EXCLUSIVE" text and "Members Day" title in the thinnest weight serif typeface, letter-spacing widened to 150%. Below that: reserved "Members-Only Pricing – Extra 10% Off Storewide" offer info and event date text area. An ultra-thin champagne gold divider line at the very bottom, brand logo reserved below. The entire frame has no product images, no decorative elements whatsoever — all premium feel comes from material texture and typographic breathing space. Reference Aesop brand email newsletter's restrained typography and Dieter Rams' "less is more" design philosophy. Ratio 9:16 vertical

Using GPT Image 2, A food safety traceability detail long image with four trust modules arranged vertically. [Module 1 – Origin Real Photo]: Wide-angle shot of a Hokkaido dairy farm, foreground featuring a Holstein cow's side profile close-up with detailed black-and-white fur texture and moist nose reflection. Mid-ground: rolling emerald green pastures. Background: Tokachi volcano silhouette shrouded in mist. GPS coordinates and "Hokkaido Tokachi District, Elevation 320m" origin label text area reserved in the bottom-left, using monospaced font simulating data terminal display. [Module 2 – Production Line]: Interior of a GMP-standard cleanroom, workers in full white protective suits operating stainless steel equipment, air showing extreme cleanliness after HEPA filtration — no dust particles whatsoever. Stainless steel pipes and tanks reflecting cold white shadowless lighting. "Class 100K Cleanroom" and "ISO 22000 Certified" credential text areas reserved on the right. [Module 3 – Test Report Visualization]: A test data infographic — light-colored data charts on dark background showing key metrics: protein content, bacterial colony count, heavy metal levels. Green checkmark icon and "Exceeds National Standards" note beside each metric. Data typography strictly aligned in monospaced font like a scientific paper data table. Testing institution name and report number text area reserved. [Module 4 – Cold Chain Logistics]: Real photo of product boxes inside a cold chain transport vehicle, cardboard surface with temperature logger e-ink display showing "2-8°C," frost details on the box. "72-Hour SF Cold Chain" and "Full Temperature Tracking" text areas reserved. Four modules connected by numbered circle nodes + vertical dashed lines forming a "traceability chain" visual flow. Overall tone leans cool white and stainless steel silver, conveying cleanliness and professionalism. Reference "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" documentary real-shot textures and German TÜV certification report rigorous typography. Ratio 3:4 vertical long image

Using GPT Image 2, A brand 10th anniversary poster. Front-facing view of a vintage museum display cabinet, deep walnut finish with an aged patina luster, glass door slightly ajar with small brass hinges and an antique keyhole. Five shelves inside, each neatly displaying iconic items from the brand's history — bottom shelf: the brand's first product prototype with a hand-sanded rough feel; second shelf: a yellowed early packaging design sketch and a vintage pencil; third shelf: miniature trophies the brand has won and an open press-clipping scrapbook; fourth shelf: the current bestselling product displayed elegantly; top shelf: an unrevealed new product half-covered by a silk cloth, one curious corner peeking out. Small brass label frames at each shelf edge with reserved year labels (2016, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2026). Spotlight from the cabinet top casting warm focused light, each item with precise light and shadow. Wall outside the cabinet is deep ink green, brand name and "Ten Years" main title area reserved above in classic serif typeface. Overall tones: walnut brown, brass gold, ink green. Strict Wes Anderson-style perfect symmetry composition. Reference London Natural History Museum specimen display aesthetics and Wes Anderson films' symmetry obsession. Ratio 2:3 vertical

Using GPT Image 2, A cross-store bundle strategy infographic. The frame simulates an elegant metro route map — three different-colored "shopping lines" extend from left to right, each representing a different bundling strategy. Line 1 in coral red is the "Beauty Line" with 4 circular station stops, each containing a miniature product icon (cleanser → serum → moisturizer → mask), product name and price text areas reserved beside each station. Line 2 in dusty blue is the "Home Line" with 4 stations. Line 3 in warm apricot is the "Snacks Line" with 3 stations. All three lines converge on the right side at a large terminus — a gold circular marker with reserved "Spend $90 Save $20 – Unlocked!" text. Dashed "transfer passages" connect between lines, labeled "Add this item to transfer." Each line has a small counter icon showing accumulated total before the terminus. "Bundle Route Map – Just Follow & Buy" main title reserved at the top, event rules and dates text area at the bottom. Background in cream white with a very faint grid, like real map paper. Route corners use elegant 45° rounded bends, fully following London Underground map design standards. Station names in clear small sans-serif, key dollar amounts bolded and enlarged. Reference Harry Beck's London Underground map information architecture and Japanese JR timetable precision typography. Ratio 3:4 vertical

Using GPT Image 2, A furniture space adaptation display long image with three scene modules arranged vertically, showing the same dark walnut mid-century dining table in three completely different spaces. [Scene 1 – Nordic Minimalist]: Table placed in an all-white Nordic-style dining room — white plaster walls, light gray terrazzo floor, large floor-to-ceiling windows letting in cool Nordic light. Only a white ceramic vase and two slender candles on the table. Dining chairs are classic Wishbone Chairs in natural wood. Overall cool color temperature, extreme whitespace. Reserved text: "Style Match: Nordic / Minimalist / Japanese." [Scene 2 – French Vintage]: Same table in a French apartment — deep green wainscoting walls, herringbone oak vintage flooring, vintage brass pendant lamp casting a warm light halo. A bottle of red wine, a cheese board, and a bunch of peonies casually placed in a copper pot on the table. Dining chairs in gray-blue velvet upholstery. Overall warm color temperature, space full of lived-in character. Reserved text: "Style Match: French / Vintage / Mid-Century." [Scene 3 – Industrial Loft]: Same table in a loft industrial space — exposed red brick walls, exposed black iron pipes and conduits, self-leveling cement floor. Only a vintage typewriter and an adjustable-arm metal work lamp on the table. Dining chairs in distressed leather with black iron frames. City skyline visible through the window. Reserved text: "Style Match: Industrial / Loft / Urban." All three scenes maintain consistent light direction (from the left) but completely different color temperatures, letting viewers intuitively feel the same furniture's "goes with everything" versatility. A very fine gray line separates each scene, with small rotation arrow icons suggesting "same product." Reference IKEA product catalog scene-based display system and AD magazine interior photography quality. Ratio 3:4 vertical long image